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Re:Final – A credit card built for the 21st century by Someone1234 on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @01:14PM (#8428035)
Do you actually know, for a fact, that you can generate arbitrary card numbers? Meaning have you got an agreement with visa, mastercard, or similar where they allow you to do that.

Is there a limit on how many customers/unique card numbers you can have, and is there an inherent cost in gaining a new number (e.g. will accounts be capped at X disposable numbers per Y period).

Once you delete a card number how quickly is it returned to the "pool?" And do you re-assign it to a new user requesting a number?

Do you think third party web-sites will break because a card number is used twice for two different users (e.g. user 1 and user 2 both have the same number on their accounts, because user 1 let it expire, and then user 2 received it and utilised it).

Are you worried that these numbers could be used for fraud or abuse (e.g. unlimited trials).

Re:Final – A credit card built for the 21st century by nayefc on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @03:22PM (#8428898)
They need a relationship with the issuing bank on top of Visa/MC. That is rather impossible. However, Visa/MC new TSP that was announced with Apple Pay really solves this problem. In essence, we all get this new feature for free just next year :)
Re:Final – A credit card built for the 21st century by izolate on Thursday October 09, 2014 @10:32AM (#8432554)
What does TSP stand for?