PHILADELPHIA—An “anonymous” Visa debit card that can be used at any of Visa’s 80 million locations worldwide has been introduced by the fintech ZELF.
ZELF’s latest initiative will allow users to open up a U.S. dollar checking account with only their name, email and phone number, sparing them from having to provide documentation such as a social security number and proof of address, according to a report by Cointelegraph.
Prospective clients can open a checking account and have an anonymous virtual debit card, which works with Apple Pay and Google Pay, within 30 seconds, Cointelegraph stated, citing a ZELF statement. ‘
“ZELF’s collaboration with Visa aims to prioritize privacy and security for users when it comes to transacting with crypto,” Cointelegraph said.
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