In the Twilio world, I can do something like this, via the command line and their API:
- activate new phone number
- send SMS from that number
- deactivate number
I have not ever done that particular workflow, but I could.
Who is the Twilio of payments/fintech wherein I could perform a workflow like this:
- generate new CC number in my name
- set transaction limit(s) and expiry 10 days from now
- (go use that CC in real life)
- deactivate the CC
or maybe:
- disable existing card
- reenable existing card
I know I could do this if I wrote the API myself and had a big, complicated, sticky relationship with a bank ... but does someone let me do things like this if I am just an end-user (like Twilio does) ?
- activate new phone number
- send SMS from that number
- deactivate number
I have not ever done that particular workflow, but I could.
Who is the Twilio of payments/fintech wherein I could perform a workflow like this:
- generate new CC number in my name
- set transaction limit(s) and expiry 10 days from now
- (go use that CC in real life)
- deactivate the CC
or maybe:
- disable existing card
- reenable existing card
I know I could do this if I wrote the API myself and had a big, complicated, sticky relationship with a bank ... but does someone let me do things like this if I am just an end-user (like Twilio does) ?