Privacy.com 3.2.2

Protect your online payments and keep your credit or debit card information secure with Privacy. Join a community of over 200,000 users who have saved millions of dollars by using Privacy to safeguard against unwanted charges, overcharging, hidden fees, and forgotten subscriptions.

With Privacy, you only need to securely provide your banking information once. From there, you can create virtual cards for all your online purchases. Privacy offers a range of tools that provide an additional layer of privacy and protect you from payment card theft and fraud.

Here are some key benefits:

• Shield your true financial information: Privacy Cards conceal your debit card or bank account number, offering protection against card theft and fraud. Pay with greater privacy and security on desktop or mobile, anytime, anywhere.
• Create merchant-locked and one-time use cards: Our cards automatically "lock" to the first merchant they are used at, so even if the merchant's system is breached, the card number will be useless anywhere else. You can also generate one-time use cards that close automatically after a single transaction.
• Take complete control over your spending: Set customizable spending limits to prevent overcharging and block hidden fees. This feature is perfect for managing subscriptions and recurring expenses. If a transaction exceeds the set limit, it will be automatically declined.
• Leverage real-time monitoring: Receive notifications whenever a Privacy Card is used. With the convenience of a single button push, you can easily pause, unpause, or close a Privacy Card.

Privacy is free to use as we collect transaction fees from merchants like other card companies. You can use Privacy Cards wherever major credit and debit cards are accepted.

The security of our users' personal information and data is of utmost importance to us at Privacy. For more information, you can review our security policies at https://privacy.com/security.

Our exceptional services have been featured in reputable publications like Wirecutter and Lifehacker!