When you save a Capital One card to your Google Account, you can create a virtual card that keeps your card info hidden. To help protect you from fraud, you can use this card for online purchases.
This feature is currently only available in the US through Capital One.
About virtual cards in Autofill
If you enroll a virtual card for Autofill, you can keep your actual card number hidden when you check out on merchant websites.
Other virtual card features include:
- You can use your virtual card for online purchases everywhere that your physical card can be used.
- When you pay online, Chrome can automatically fill out your payment info for your virtual card, including the CVV.
- If you use this feature, you may be asked to verify your identity with a temporary code sent to your phone.
The card number, expiration date, and CVV for the virtual card are different from your physical card and may change.
How to enroll a virtual card
Virtual cards are currently available in Autofill for Capital One cards:
- On the Capital One website, log into your account.
- Go to “Digital Wallet Manager.”
- Tap or click Add Card to Google Pay.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
Make a purchase with your virtual card
You can use your virtual card when you shop online in Chrome browser. When you check out on a website:
- Choose your virtual card.
- Let Chrome fill in the payment info automatically.
- Check out as normal.
Tip: If Chrome doesn’t automatically fill out the form, you can enter your virtual card info manually.
Manage your virtual cards
- On the Capital One website, log into your account.
- Go to “Digital Wallet Manager.”
- Tap or click Manage Virtual Cards.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
Fix issues with your virtual card
If you can’t set up a virtual card, contact Capital One for support.