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That seems very shady. Surely there must be a financial institution behind the virtual number, no? Is Chrome a white label for one of these financial services
by jksflkjl3jk3 3y ago
That seems very shady. Surely there must be a financial institution behind the virtual number, no? Is Chrome a white label for one of these financial services?
- ta1356356 3y agoNothing shady, just an alias to your real account #/card number, its got to be supported by your bank and ties back to a real account. Thought it'd been commonplace for quite a while.
- davchana 3y agonothing shady. you add the actual card number in chrome. chrome saves it. chrome knows this card supports virtual card numbers. at the time of any payment, chrome gives option to autofill card details with actual card or virtual card. if virtual selected, chrome gives/send/syncs that virtual card with issuer/original card. capital one supports it. Amex too.