I really don't understand why you would add a feature that directly interferes with privacy. Wouldn't it be better to create some kind of petition for the government to allow payments in cryptocurrency as well?

Where I saw a person ask for Proton bringing a Digital bank I would prefer to add my current banking cards and credit / debit cards to a wallet like apple wallet and google wallet. I would also love to get "Customer Rewards Cards" options to add to the wallet.

At proton's scale, I doubt it will happen, proton would have to partner with a bank in basically every country, and not every country has the same banking laws, in Switzerland, banks can't even tell the Swiss government if someone was committing fraud, vs (ignoring places like china and such) in the US, banks have no federal regulation on who they can and can't share data with(depends state to state).

My suggestion is to just try to find a bank in your country that offers VCNs and is more private.

This is the next step towards a privacy suite like Proton, together with a profile and phone aliasing.

Yes please. I want away from Google completely. Also can you do something like adobe. I want to get rid of everything, especially Google wallet but I need proton to make these things as I'm so over paying 6 different companies.

can add possibility to create one time credit card with proton pass? (like email alias hide me)

In addition the possibility to pay with the NFC to replace GPay or Apple pay. Will be a wonderful!

Being able to use virtual cards would be very useful because not only would it add security, it would also add a easy “one-click-unsubscribe” to subscriptions, making it simple, just like mailing lists unsubscriptions have one-click unsubscribe.

I would love to have Proton Pay! Especially since apple just recently opened up NFC to third party developers. If you could make similar functionality to privacy.com or even just buy privacy.com and allow people to tap to pay with their phones without revealing their real card number that would be amazing! I'd also love the capability to have burner cards.

Been searching for a GPay replacement for a long time! Please include this!

Privacy.com is not available where I live so a service like this would be great.

It would also be good if the ability to add an alias in stead of my real name on virtual burner cards

I currently use Privacy.com for this purpose, and it works great. Initially, I thought Proton Wallet was for anonymized cards for online purchases and was so excited.

Please, please, please, add the ability to create burner cards for online purchases and reoccuring payments.

Yeah Proton, we could get rid of Google pay and use Proton Wallet (Or Proton Pay) which could allow to pay with Bitcoins or with my credit card.

I Support your Feature request since it's maybe the same intent as my idea:

https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48295403-proton-pay-safe-and-secure-payment-processor-as-a

Not sure they will implement. I'm the US banks made own Paze. And it's still not really popular.

Most of banks don't support Samsung pay.

At least Proton needs to release virtual phone numbers. It's more easier for regulations.

What we actually need ^^

Alternative to Google Pay is so much needed.

This is absolutely what we need. Apple Pay does have your credentials but at least, when paying, Apple pay masks your credit card so no third party has access to your real credit card data. It's absurd what kind of data we are sharing with outers when paying with a plastic card, completely unsafe method, too.

We need something like this that works globally, not just US/Canada and not just in the EU/UK. Or, at least, in as many countries as possible.

would be great to use Proton for NFC payments with some way, using Paypal, or transfer money to a wallet of Proton and use that or have a proton debit card

I think if Proton goes down this route, they should try best to conform to what the Open Wallet Foundation is doing (https://openwallet.foundation/). They don't have anything finalized, but once they do, this seems like the direction Proton should go should they make a Google/Apple pay alternative.