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Switch to Mercury banking. https://mercury.com/ https://mercury.com/ You can create as many virtual cards as you want. And surprisingly, I've rarely encountere
by sillysaurusx 6mo ago
Switch to Mercury banking. https://mercury.com/ https://mercury.com/
You can create as many virtual cards as you want. And surprisingly, I've rarely encountered a vendor that rejects them. I set one up for pretty much every recurring service charge, just because it's so easy to do.
It costs a few hundred a year for personal banking, but if you register an LLC (which in MO costs ~$10) you can use your EIN to get a business account. Did
it a couple times, once for my non-profit and once for my consulting LLC.
- skeeter2020 6mo agoAre the virtual cards credit cards or hooked up to your account (i.e. debit cards)? there's a big difference. Also, they're not a bank so FDIC insurance and other bank aspects are different. Not what I'd personally use for my long-term savings-oriented finances, but fine for more operational things.
- myself248 6mo agoThat sounds like what Privacy.com does, but the virtual cards can still charge right through after you shut them down. NYTimes did that to me, after my trial sub expired, and Privacy did nothing to block it.