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Can you store your credit card details on your phone and pay anywhere that takes your credit card without using tap? (self.creditcards)

submitted 1 year ago by JimmyCryptoMan213 to c/creditcards

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I do not want to carry my physical Visa card or physical Mastercard around. I also do not want to carry around any of my Visa giftcards and Mastercard giftcards. I am trying to reduce the cards in my wallet.

I cannot use Google Pay, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay or any banking app since I have a degoogled LineageOS phone and I like it this way since every app I have on it is FOSS.

If I were to store my physical Visa card details and my physical Mastercard card details in a password manager (Card Number, Expiry, CVC), would I be able to still manually enter these details at any physical place that take Visa or Mastercard? I will not be able to use the tap feature, but is it possible to always manually enter your card details at any place that accepts credit cards?

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[–] elscallr 5 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

No. It may be possible at some places but 99% of the time you'll be told no, and the remaining 1% it's going to be a giant pain in the ass for the clerk or server or bartender.

You should just start using cash.