Hey, I recently started looking for ways to make online payments without having to share my card details everywhere. A while back, a friend told me about some systems that use prepaid codes or vouchers instead of regular bank info, but I forgot the name. Has anyone tried using these kinds of services? I just don’t trust random sites with my banking data after a weird experience with a small online shop last month. I’d love to hear if it’s actually as simple and anonymous as it sounds, or if there’s something I should watch out for.
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Hey, totally get you — I’ve also had sketchy experiences in the past and became super cautious with where I leave my card details.
One thing that worked for me was switching to platforms that accept prepaid methods like AstroPay or cryptocurrency. They don’t require you to expose your bank info and are pretty easy to use once you get the hang of it.
I’ve been using https://mostbetcolombiaofficial.com/, which accepts both options. It’s been smooth so far — you just top up your wallet or use a prepaid code, and you’re good to go. No linking of bank accounts or cards at all.
If privacy is your main concern, I’d say it’s a good route. Just make sure the site you're using is licensed and has support in case something goes wrong.
Hope that helps!
Funny, I’ve seen these voucher systems mentioned in a few tech forums lately. Seems like more people are getting into alternative payment methods in general. I mostly stick to using PayPal or my bank app, but it’s interesting to read about other ways people handle payments online. I might look into this stuff more if I ever get tired of my current setup.
I know what you mean, I also got tired of all those websites asking for my card details. Last year, I switched to paying online with prepaid codes, and honestly, it’s way less stressful. One option I’ve been using is this CashtoCode Australia. You just buy a voucher in cash at a shop or online, get a code, and then use that code to pay without revealing any personal banking info. It’s kind of like topping up a phone card, but for payments. I started doing it after my bank once flagged a payment as suspicious and froze my card – super annoying. Anyway, the process is straightforward, and you don’t have to register anywhere, so it’s pretty anonymous. No fees either, which is a nice bonus.