Is this for only U.S. customers?
Privacy – Forget Your Credit Card
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#12Hey HN - Privacy.com co-founder here. I'm really excited to share what we've been working on for the past year and a half or so. We've been neck-deep in payments stuff on the card issuing side (getting a BIN sponsor, ACH origination, etc), so happy to answer any questions on that front as well. P.S. For new users, your first $5 donation to watsi.org is on us :)
What do you do when you get subpoenaed? Do you link all the accounts to the real identity? Lavabit-style exit?
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#13Any way this works without a browser extension? I'm assuming such an extension has full access to every single page in order to do its job, which is a huge security risk. You don't need to be reading my emails or passwords.
Re: Privacy – Forget Your Credit Card
#14Hey HN - Privacy.com co-founder here. I'm really excited to share what we've been working on for the past year and a half or so. We've been neck-deep in payments stuff on the card issuing side (getting a BIN sponsor, ACH origination, etc), so happy to answer any questions on that front as well. P.S. For new users, your first $5 donation to watsi.org is on us :)
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#15Looking forward to seeing how it looks.
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#16I understand why you need it, and I want this service in a big way, but I'm just baulking at giving you my online banking username and password. Why should I trust you with that?
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#17Hey! Such a great idea! Any chance you guys will work with Amex soon? I use my Platinum and Delta cards for everything.
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#18I understand why you need it, and I want this service in a big way, but I'm just baulking at giving you my online banking username and password. Why should I trust you with that?
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#19I understand why you need it, and I want this service in a big way, but I'm just baulking at giving you my online banking username and password. Why should I trust you with that?
Don't think they ask for banking username and password. They only state they will directly debit it from your account, which does not require sharing your bank credentials. All you probably need is a one time authorization for them to be able to debit.
Maybe different for other banks, but this was the requirement for Chase.