Numberless Cards

[Anonymous No.54819257]

Want to replace my Apple Card, but can't find another card that does not have the credit card number, expiration date, security code physically on the card. Any tips?

[Anonymous No.54819305]

>>54819257
X1 is probably what you're looking for.

Fuck apple btw

[Anonymous No.54819340]

>>54819257
Why? The standard is that every card has numbers

[Anonymous No.54819379]

>>54819305
Had me excited, but after additional research it appears the X1 does have the card number on the back

[Anonymous No.54819382]

The Gemini exchange credit card I've never used doesn't have the numbers and stuff on it. It's even metal and black so normies will think you're rich.

[Anonymous No.54819398]

>>54819340
it has numbers they are just not visible physically by the user (the transaction will reveal those btw)

that will be $300 a yearly fee or just consume 25k annually

[Anonymous No.54819420]

>>54819382
came to post this

[Anonymous No.54819456]

>>54819340
Privacy. I don't want a waitress copying my credit card info. I know the credit card companies insure against fraud, but want to avoid the headache.

[Anonymous No.54819527]

>>54819382
Perfect, except I'm not a crypto guy, would prefer cash back in USD not USDC. Plus didn't Gemini pause withdrawals from their crypto exchange a few months ago?

[Anonymous No.54820325]

>>54819382
I'm going to go with Gemini. Has your experience been positive? Is the credit limit generous?

[Anonymous No.54820488]

>>54820325
I've liked it (used it one year). However they will not give you over 10k limit.

[Anonymous No.54822544]

>>54820488
Apparently, Gemini has fees for transferring out crypto. If I got my rewards in USDC and then moved to a hardware wallet, would they charge a fee for that?

[Anonymous No.54823701]

>>54819257
Ever try a sharpie? Just... fucking scribble it out.