Privacy.com is a US fintech that issues virtual debit cards letting consumers and small businesses mask real card numbers, cap per-merchant spend, and pause or close cards at any time.
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USD 30 per qualified new-user lead via FlexOffers, 30-day cookie, monthly net-60 payouts on standard FlexOffers rails.
Direct deposit, Check, PayPal, Payoneer, Wire transfer
USD 25 (PayPal) / USD 50 (direct deposit) per FlexOffers defaults
30 days
FlexOffers
Monthly (FlexOffers net-60 cycle)
Privacy.com is a New York-based fintech (operated by Lithic, which spun the consumer product out in 2020) that issues single-use and merchant-locked virtual debit cards funded from a connected bank account. Each virtual card gets its own 16-digit number, expiry, and CVV, so a merchant never sees the real funding card; users can set a hard spending limit, pause a card mid-transaction, or close it instantly from the dashboard or browser extension. Auto-fill integrations exist for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, iOS, and Android, and the service supports 1Password for credential storage. A free Personal tier covers 12 new cards per month with basic limits; paid Pro (USD 10/mo) and Premium (USD 25/mo) tiers add 1% cashback up to USD 4,500 per month, shared cards, priority support, and higher card issuance caps.
Typical customers are US consumers who want to stop giving real card numbers to free-trial signups, subscription services, and one-time checkouts, plus small businesses and freelancers who want per-vendor spend ceilings without juggling multiple real cards. For content creators the product slots into privacy, personal finance, fraud-avoidance, and subscription-management content; common hooks include stopping gym-style auto-renewals, protecting against data-breach card replacement pain, and issuing disposable cards for gray-zone trial offers. Privacy only issues to US residents with a US bank account and SSN, which narrows the addressable audience but also keeps approval and payout logic straightforward.
Privacy.com does not run an in-house publisher dashboard. The affiliate program is operated entirely through FlexOffers, where the advertiser listing sits under Finance / Banking. Publishers sign up at flexoffers.com, apply to the Privacy.com program from the FlexOffers catalog, pass FlexOffers compliance review, and then get access to tracked links, banners, and a data feed. FlexOffers is also the route used by partners who prefer sub-affiliate networks such as Sovrn Commerce to pass Privacy.com offers through.
Commission is USD 30 per qualified lead, which Privacy.com defines as a new US user who creates an account and successfully links a funding bank account (Plaid handshake complete). Cookie window is 30 days click-to-signup. FlexOffers validates commissions monthly and pays out on a net-60 cycle via direct deposit, check, PayPal, Payoneer, or wire, respecting FlexOffers' standard minimums (USD 25 for PayPal, USD 50 for direct deposit). Self-signups, incentive traffic, and coupon-driven placements are excluded. Because the advertiser gate is a funded account (not just a card issuance), publisher conversion tends to lag the click by several days, so reporting delays of 3-7 days inside FlexOffers are normal.
Privacy. com does not run an in-house publisher dashboard.
USD 30 per qualified new-user lead via FlexOffers, 30-day cookie, monthly net-60 payouts on standard FlexOffers rails.
Privacy.com's tracking or cookie window is currently recorded as: 30 days. Double-check the official program page before planning campaigns around that window.
Payment frequency: Monthly (FlexOffers net-60 cycle). Minimum payout: USD 25 (PayPal) / USD 50 (direct deposit) per FlexOffers defaults. Payout methods: Direct deposit, Check, PayPal, Payoneer, Wire transfer. Payout thresholds and methods can change, so confirm the latest terms on the official source before relying on them.
Privacy.com is listed with FlexOffers as the affiliate network for this program. If a direct or regional partner path is also available, the official signup flow will show the channel open to you.
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