Destiny Mastercard - New subprime card on the block?

[Adkins]

As seen on Credit Karma:

Eh. No.

I didn't find very much about it online, other than the company's website. 🤷

[K-in-Boston]

Are the travel credits easy to use?  Does it cover Global Entry and/or TSA PreCheck?  Can the points be transferred to airline partners?

Edit: The FAQ says LOLWUT to all three of my questions.  https://www.destinycard.com/#/faq

[JR_TX]

Yeah saw it on my CK as well. Rebuilder card that's Just a tad cheaper than Credit One but No rewards not even 0.0001% cash back though! 🤪

[Ficoproblems247]

Card name says "Lee M Cardholder." Same as Cap1 cards. Coincidence? 

[Anonymous]

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@Ficoproblems247 wrote:

Card name says "Lee M Cardholder." Same as Cap1 cards. Coincidence? 

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It's definitely a coincidence. Capital One would have no reason to outsource their cards to Genesis. Milestone and Indigo are also Genesis products that say Lee M Cardholder. 

Doing a Google search, the fact that MasterCard Canada tweeted about it tells me it's just an industry generic. https://mobile.twitter.com/MastercardCA/status/509765897053937665

[K-in-Boston]

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@Ficoproblems247 wrote:

Card name says "Lee M Cardholder." Same as Cap1 cards. Coincidence? 

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MANY institutions use Lee M Cardholder.  FNBO, Santander, and BECU come to mind immediately.  Most regional banks and smaller credit unions also use it.  It may be due to them mostly using the same card manufacturers.

Edit: I hate it when I start an answer, the phone rings, and by the time I hit Post, somebody else got there first.  

[Anonymous]

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@K-in-Boston wrote:

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@Ficoproblems247 wrote:

Card name says "Lee M Cardholder." Same as Cap1 cards. Coincidence? 

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MANY institutions use Lee M Cardholder.  FNBO, Santander, and BECU come to mind immediately.  Most regional banks and smaller credit unions also use it.  It may be due to them mostly using the same card manufacturers.

Edit: I hate it when I start an answer, the phone rings, and by the time I hit Post, somebody else got there first.  

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Me too.

I either rush thus messing up my reply or take my time and end up just saying the same thing that someone already submitted.

[Ficoproblems247]

Well that answers that...shows how much I was actually paying attention! 

[Anonymous]

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@Ficoproblems247 wrote:

Well that answers that...shows how much I was actually paying attention! 

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There's also CF Frost with AMEX, D. Barrett with Chase, and Chris L Martin with BoA. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thepointsguy.com/guide/story-behind-names-on-credit-cards/amp/

[coldfusion]

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@K-in-Boston wrote:

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@Ficoproblems247 wrote:

Card name says "Lee M Cardholder." Same as Cap1 cards. Coincidence? 

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MANY institutions use Lee M Cardholder.  FNBO, Santander, and BECU come to mind immediately.  Most regional banks and smaller credit unions also use it.  It may be due to them mostly using the same card manufacturers.

Edit: I hate it when I start an answer, the phone rings, and by the time I hit Post, somebody else got there first.  

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That's easy to address.  Don't answer the phone, if it's important they will call back. 😎