Really appreciate ability to not expose my credit card number. They finally fixed sign in to use browser login so I don't have to copy/paste my random password from a password manager. Really recommend.

Anyone rating this below three stars is a d#$& fool. I have used this app for over a year, and it's amazing. Virtual cards are the future and it is so easy to cancel a card if it is involved in a breach.

For all of the users having issues with Eno, try adding "capitalone.com" to your cookies. Allowing capitalone.com should help with login issues. If you are blocking their cookies, it does not work well.

Eno has its issues, but rating this awesome app one or two stars is a real sh!7 move. Just because someone is too lazy or tech illiterate to figure out how to make it work, there is no reason to rate it low. It works great!

If you are using Eno and experience an issue, consider sending a support request to Capital One. They are there to assist you if you have their card!

This is cool AF y'all! Since the early 2000s, I remember always feeling a bit of fear when inputting my card number online. Now, Capital One produces single-use card numbers. Awesome job Capital One. The extension is handy and functional too.

EXCELLENT!

I too was having problems on Firefox and I will NOT use Chrome. I think I may have found a fix/workaround for all you Firefoxers. It appears the Eno extension does not like multiple tabs open. I close Firefox and when it restarts I just go to the site I'm purchasing something from and Eno works. When I'm done I go to History>Restore Previous session and Firefox will load the 50 tabs I had open from before. I hope this works for you because Eno has become a part of my online process.

As easy as it gets, click on my eno Man and click create... done.

I have used Eno for about 3 years now. After having credit cards stolen in the past and developing paranoia about enter my credit card information online, Eno seemed like a good alternative. So far, it continues to work extremely well for me. 3 websites that I used were compromised and within seconds I was able to shut those virtual numbers down without interrupting my main account. Eno sends me text alerts whenever there is something questionable, and I can react in real time if necessary. I have had some issues with the app after some updates have occurred to my computer, however, I have always been able to get quick resolution to my issues. (Note here, Pre-COVID 19) All in all, I am very happy with Eno.

After dealing with the total pain of having my credit card details stolen recently for a different credit card, I decided to give this a try. I used it for the first time today and it worked flawlessly. I love how the window pops up and then autofills my virtual card number. Very cool!

I installed it 2 months ago (didn't have to disable/remove any of my plugins or extensions or pop-up blockers, I just searched for Eno in Firefox add-ons & installed on Windows 8.1 w/ Firefox 72.x, later Firefox auto updated to 73.x, 74.0 w/ no problems to virtual card# use) - easy install, no need to restart Firefox or laptop. It's worked great for me since then on many online retail sites. When using for the 1st time on a new retail site, it requires 2 factor authentication w/ your cell, after that it'll save & reuse the newly assigned virtual card# for that site (it also auto fills in the payment form). Each site gets it's own different virtual #. You only have to type in your name on the payment form.

to eveyone that cant get it to work. 1) remove any popup blocker. 2) drag and drop virtual cc # onto wherever you are putting the virtual number. 3) i did the later and then rebooted my computer