I’m certain this is probably just beating a dead horse, but it really is my only hiccup before getting an apex flex myself, and I had a question that maybe someone smarter than me could answer.
There’s an app called Privacy.com, that’s officially partnered with Mastercard. All digital cards generated are done by them. I use it myself, but basically it lets you create digital debit cards meant to be either one time use or merchant locked so that if a company has a data breach that card in particular is what is leaked and so it’s easy as pie for you to just cancel that card because it’s unable to be used elsewhere.
My question is, what’s stopping us from being able to write a digital card generated by privacy.com to something like the apex flex for contactless payment? As far as I understand it Fidesmo pay is able to handle the tokenization and key exchanges, I’m just wondering if this platform is able to offer a workaround to the whole “cards expire” argument. Because if we can just write a new card to the chip, what’s stopping us?
