Cards that separate out auth user purchases?

[toothgrind3r]

I know Amex does it, but are there any other cards/banks/issuers that separate out purchases based on user/card?

[UncleB]

I can contribute that Capital One separates purchases made by authorized users.

[toothgrind3r]

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@UncleB wrote:

I can contribute that Capital One separates purchases made by authorized users.

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Do you know if auth users get their own login and only see their transactions?

(That's also how it works with Amex)

[UncleB]

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

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@UncleB wrote:

I can contribute that Capital One separates purchases made by authorized users.

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Do you know if auth users get their own login and only see their transactions?

(That's also how it works with Amex)

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That I'm not sure about... I just know that the bill is very detailed when it comes to AUs.

[imaximous]

Costco Visa also separates users.

I think pretty much any lender that issues a different card number to additional users can separate purchases by card number. But there aren’t many that offer that.

[toothgrind3r]

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@UncleB wrote:

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

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@UncleB wrote:

I can contribute that Capital One separates purchases made by authorized users.

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Do you know if auth users get their own login and only see their transactions?

(That's also how it works with Amex)

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That I'm not sure about... I just know that the bill is very detailed when it comes to AUs.

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Gotcha, thank you!

[staticvoidmain]

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

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@UncleB wrote:

I can contribute that Capital One separates purchases made by authorized users.

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Do you know if auth users get their own login and only see their transactions?

(That's also how it works with Amex)

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Auth user cannot even have their own login. The primary user sees all transactions.

[toothgrind3r]

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@staticvoidmain wrote:

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

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@UncleB wrote:

I can contribute that Capital One separates purchases made by authorized users.

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Do you know if auth users get their own login and only see their transactions?

(That's also how it works with Amex)

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Auth user cannot even have their own login. The primary user sees all transactions.

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Gotcha, thanks!

[K-in-Boston]

For Citi it may be important to note that authorized users can create their own account, and can see and do pretty much anything the primary can except request a credit line increase or close the account.   That includes all purchases.  This is also true for CBNA store cards.

[imaximous]

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@K-in-Boston wrote:

For Citi it may be important to note that authorized users can create their own account, and can see and do pretty much anything the primary can except request a credit line increase or close the account.   That includes all purchases.  This is also true for CBNA store cards.

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The only thing is, if I remember correctly, you have to allow authorized users to have online access. If you do, they'll see all charges but you could deny access if you want to keep the account private.