Does anyone use virtual credit cards from privacy.com?
Would like some opinions / thoughts / reveiws...
Thanks!
#asknostr
Does anyone use virtual credit cards from privacy.com?
Would like some opinions / thoughts / reveiws...
Thanks!
#asknostr
I use virtual and disposable / one time use cards from Revolut which looks to have a similar function.
I like it, cos you can subscribe to something with a one time use card, get the thing you want and then the card automatically disappears once it's been used.
Thanks - will look into Revolut as well. Seems to be a good idea, but something I just learned about (Naomi Brockwell).
Wanted to at least get some opinions prior to looking into it...
Anyone else have any other thoughts?
There is the nostr:npub1m7r9aayrqjtt2q0whkyrwlys75s5d828c5uewvqwyfd2kxefkfjqgeny2w's card, but didn’t test it.
I looked at that, but it's not available in the UK
Oh no! Then revolut and nostr:npub1yul83qxn35u607er3m7039t6rddj06qezfagfqlfw4qk5z5slrfqu8ncdu seems like a good fit
For Bitcoin cards, I use cypto.com and uphold.com
I also earn shitcoins which I cash out there as well.
I used to use a Coinbase card, I am ashamed to say 😂
For banking I use Xapo bank in Gibraltar. They charge $140 a year, but that is rising to $1,000 for new customers, so only worth it for large sums.
Also Revolut have just become a bank in the UK (they are currently on probation). And they offer Bitcoin buy / sell on their platform in limited amounts and at high fees.
There is the @Bitrefill's card, but didn’t test it.
Aren’t visa gift cards the same thing?
Not quite--the virtual cards (it seems) you can create on your own as you need them, cancel them as you need them, set spending limits, etc.
I suppose you could use gift cards for a similar function, but the flexibitliy of virtual cards seems to be much more robust.
These are just new to me, and I'd love to hear from someone who's using them....