Where do I find my card details?
On the card detail page the card number is shown as soon as you open it; the expiry date and CVV are shown only after two-factor authentication (2FA). The billing address is on the same page, and each field has a copy button.
What actually trips people up when adding a card at checkout usually isn't finding the card number, but that four pieces of information are scattered in four places: the card number was jotted down at the moment the card was opened, the expiry has to be looked up back on the card page, the CVV can't be recalled, and the billing address simply has to be made up. Our approach is to gather every field the merchant checkout page asks for onto a single card detail page, arranged in payment order and each individually copyable, so entering the card details is a one-screen task, not a page-flipping one.
The four fields on the card detail page map exactly to the four fields on the checkout page
Whatever the checkout page asks you to fill in, the card detail page gives you, one to one, with no conversion and no guessing at formats.
| Field | Form on the card detail page | Corresponding checkout field | How to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card number | Shown in full as soon as you open the card detail page | Card number | One-click copy |
| Expiry | Shown after two-step verification, month/year format | Expiration (MM/YY) | One-click copy after verification |
| CVV | A card secret; revealing it requires two-step verification | CVC / CVV / security code | One-click copy after verification |
| Billing address | Plain text, including name, street, city, state, and ZIP code | The individual billing address fields | One-click copy |
The card number is shown for easy copying; the CVV stays behind two-step verification
The card number appears in full as soon as you open the card detail page: you need it to add the card anyway, and a card number alone cannot complete a transaction, so this step asks for no extra verification. The CVV, the field that really matters, stays masked by default and is shown only after you click “Show card details (expiry / CVV)” and pass two-step verification — reveal it when you pay and hide it again afterward, without leaving the whole card spread across your screen for long. A copy button sits beside every field: click the field you need, copy it, and move on. Once you've copied everything on the screen, there's no need to switch back to your email to dig up records, and no need to write anything down by hand: every field you need to enter at payment is right there on this one screen, each individually copyable.
Each card gets one billing address, which can be viewed and also changed
Each card is assigned a billing address by its card range's region (a US address for US ranges), also displayed on the card detail page, where it can be viewed and changed. When subscribing or adding the card, just fill each address field (name, street, city, state, ZIP code) in as prompted by the merchant page; if a particular merchant is fussy about address format, you can change this card's billing address directly on the card detail page and try again. The address is fixed information for this card, so there's no need to make one up each time.
Only you, signed in, can see the full card details
Card secrets like the CVV aren't laid out in plain text at a casual click: revealing them requires two-step verification, and the card number itself is shown only on the card detail page after you sign in. One level up, neither support nor the admin interface can see the full card number; even if an administrator needs to retrieve it for troubleshooting, they must pass a one-time verification code and leave a mandatory audit log, so there's a record of who viewed it and when. In other words, the only person who can actually see this card in full plain text is you.