You can get this from privacy.com but in my experience they never work with sites you really want them to, credit card processors have a list of their prefixes or something. Hopefully Apple can pull it off.
Capital one (CC) has eno, which is virtual cards. I create a new one for every website... Works good. Every now and then someone will change how they charge (name) and break the virtual card. I've got well over 100 virtual cards.
I actually keep very few virtual cards. I usually use them and then delete them; unless it's a recurring charge, or a frequent online use, I figure there's no reason to let them hang out since you can just make a new one if you need it.
A lot of retailers don’t like prepaid credit cards because they’re an easy tool for fraud / money laundering. I wonder if Apple is going to be able to tighten things up so they can have this treated like the prepaid debit cards many states use for unemployment insurance.
So is Apple Cash, but I have more hopes of Apple expanding that to other parts of the world, as their US-only services don’t usually stay that way for too long.
You’re not missing out. I tried it with AliExpress, and a few others large online retailers with no luck. It worked with Backblaze, but I just sort of gave up after that… it’s not really something useful if it’s not accepted by most.
I remember when PayPal (I had bank too) did this. You could set an amount and only that would be authorized. You could also set a number of uses and after that the card number was no longer valid.