CCC's that issue seperate account #'s for AUs

[ksantangelo23]

I was wondering, except for American Express, who provide seperate account numbers for AU's? Are there any other issues who do the same? Over half of "my" spending is done by AUs, but can sometimes be a headace to maintain who did what charges

[Anonymous]

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@ksantangelo23 wrote:
I was wondering, except for American Express, who provide seperate account numbers for AU's? Are there any other issues who do the same? Over half of "my" spending is done by AUs, but can sometimes be a headace to maintain who did what charges

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Barclay's

[Anonymous]

Capital One issues separate card #'s for AUs.

[Anonymous]

I was really suprised when Cap1 sent cards with different numbers when I added my dad to my accounts and he added me to his accounts, they never used to do that.

[ksantangelo23]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was really suprised when Cap1 sent cards with different numbers when I added my dad to my accounts and he added me to his accounts, they never used to do that.

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Oh, wow. That must be new. In 2013, my AU received the same card number.

[Anonymous]

I fail to see any benefit to the card holder or issuer by using the same numbers.  Is there something I'm missing?

[Anonymous]

Navy Federal started doing it when they started their EMV cards.  My wife and I have a joint cashRewards card that used to have the same number, now we each have a different number.  It's the same for my Flagship where she is an AU.  It makes it easier now who made what charges for paying the bills.

Oz

[creditconcept]

Helps you keep track of purchases/ fraudullant purchases eaiser.

Puchase: #1111
Purchase: #1111
Cash Advance: #2222
Purchase: #1111


Like that....!

[creditconcept]

Can't delete, but I read your comment wrong. I thought you said what was the benefit to Different numbers. As for the benefits to same numbers....i have no idea.

[Anonymous]

TD has separate numbers for AUs, not that they have much to offer beyond that 😑