# Virtual Credit Cards (VCC)

Just in case you didn’t know, most sites limit purchases to **1 product per person** and cancel your orders if you exceed this limit. There is a couple of exceptions but that's for another time.

### How to get multiple payment methods. <a href="#how-to-get-multiple-payment-methods" id="how-to-get-multiple-payment-methods"></a>

You can either use your bank’s service (for example with some CITI credit cards you have the option to generate Virtual Credit Cards, also called VCCs) or use a service, that issues debit cards.

#### ​[Revolut](https://www.revolut.com/)​ <a href="#revolut" id="revolut"></a>

Revolut is available mainly for UK/Europe. It is also in CA and the USA but there is currently a waitlist that you need to get through to be able to sign up. They allow you to get up to 9 cards with their premium account (5 with the Standard - free one). The only downside is that it's **prepaid**. Which means that every time you'd like to buy something using Revolut, you first need to top up your account (unless you already topped up before)

#### ​[iCard](https://icard.com/)​ <a href="#icard" id="icard"></a>

Another option for Europeans is iCard, which allows you to create up to around 20 cards. Each card costs €1 though! This service isn't available anywhere else except Europe. iCard is also **prepaid** and works similarly to Revolut.

#### ​[Curve](https://curve.com/)​ <a href="#curve" id="curve"></a>

Curve gives you one free card. It has one advantage that makes it so great. It works as a card "proxy" - which means that whenever you use your Curve card, you get charged on your original card that you add into the Curve app beforehand. It’s very convenient if you use a lot of credit/debit cards (you can bind them all to Curve and then just switch between them) and on top of that, you can also get a 1% cashback on a couple of selected retailers (the cashback is free for a couple of months, then if you want to keep it you have to pay around $10/month).

#### ​[TransferWise](http://transferwise.com/)​ <a href="#transferwise" id="transferwise"></a>

Transferwise is a prepaid service, which has nice exchange rates. They only give you one card but you can save a ton of money on fees by having an account with them. More info on that in the guide below!\
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