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You can save your debit/credit card, just don't save the CVV (if it is static). My debit card provider also has a feature to randomizes CVV every 5 minutes ie.
by Fnoord 5y ago
You can save your debit/credit card, just don't save the CVV (if it is static). My debit card provider also has a feature to randomizes CVV every 5 minutes ie. for every purchase (I can enable or disable the feature). CVV is mandatory for online usage of debit/credit card.
The same provider also give 25 IBANs per account. I could, for free, put 25 virtual debit cards on them, and have the IBANs empty unless I put money on it. Good luck scamming me this way. After all, the accounts are empty except for a few min when I put money on them to spend it.
- passerby1 5y ago> My debit card provider also has a feature to randomizes CVV every 5 minutes What's name of your debit card provider?
- floatboth 5y agoRandom CVV sounds fun, but that's kinda in the same "fun only" space as port knocking in networking. There are real auth methods that solve this, i.e. 3D Secure.