AnyCard – Global Cash Balances
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AnyCard – Global Cash Balances

by LCDev, LLC

Card utility to get balance for Account Now, Global Cash Card and others

App NameAnyCard – Global Cash Balances
DeveloperLCDev, LLC
CategoryFinance
Download Size7 MB
Latest Version1.0.27
Average Rating3.25
Rating Count133
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We’ve all had the experience where you need to know you card information, but you wallet isn’t around. Or you need to remember what your balance was last, but don’t have a convenient place to record that information.
If that sounds like scenarios you’ve experienced, this is the app for you. It has a very simple interface, doing a lot with a little. It can be used at a global level, it’s not region specific. You can easily track your cash balance, and it will be tied to the card entered. You can manage any account now that you’ve put the data in.
Current features include:
Password protection – No one is able to view this information unless authorized.
Balance Lookup - The following cards simplify balance retrieval through our lookup interface:
Vanilla
GiftCards.com
Simon
American Express
Consumer Card Access
Espree Prepaid MasterCard
Account Now
H&R Block Emerald
USBank Focus
Netspend
Metabank
PayPower
Global Cash Card
American Express (Serve)
Bluebird
Rushcard
MyVanilla
Chase Liquid
Viabuy
GoHenry
Walmart (MoneyCard)
ADP
Balance Tracking – Quick and easy way to record your balance so you don’t forget.
Only local storage – Sensitive information about your card info is not sent anywhere.
Supports any card – It’s primarily targeted towards credit cards, but can be used for anything.
Minimal screens – All the information you’d need to see is on one screen.

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