While I do love me some privacy.com, unfortunately they only allow you to tie payments to bank accounts, not credit cards.<p>So, it's a virtual debit card, not a virtual credit card.<p>Now, they do let you set transaction limits, and daily/weekly/monthly limits, as well as either locking the card to the first merchant to use it or to make it a "burner" one-time only card.<p>So, there's lots of additional controls there.<p>They don't give you a good way to export any of that financial information, so if you want to use a budgeting program to try to help you track what is going where, then privacy.com doesn't help you there.<p>Overall, I like privacy.com very much. I do want to be able to tie in multiple back-end payment sources, including credit cards, and I'd be fine taking the 2% or whatever fee on my end. And I do want more transparency in terms of being able to easily export my data where I want to use it. But those are both relatively minor problems, compared to the ones they do help you solve.