Virtual credit cards in V4ult
V4ult lets you store virtual credit cards encrypted in the same vault as your passwords, with the same on-device AES-256-GCM encryption.
Besides passwords, V4ult lets you store virtual credit cards — the kind of payment card data people otherwise save unencrypted in a notes app or browser autofill.
Like the rest of the vault's items, this data is encrypted on the user's device with AES-256-GCM before syncing, and is never stored or transmitted in plaintext to V4ult's servers.
The V4 Standard plan includes up to 2 virtual credit cards; the V4 Pro plan offers unlimited.
Advantages
- Same AES-256-GCM encryption as the rest of the vault
- Keeps payment card data out of browser autofill or unencrypted notes
- Encrypted sync across devices
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Frequently asked questions
Can I store credit cards in V4ult?
Yes, V4ult lets you store virtual credit cards encrypted in the same vault as your passwords. The Standard plan includes up to 2 and the Pro plan offers unlimited.
Is this safer than a browser's autofill for card numbers?
V4ult encrypts each card with AES-256-GCM using a key protected by your master password before it's synced, rather than relying on the browser profile's own protection.