Card V. Card

The world's first competitive multiplayer bank account.

7 followers

The world's first competitive multiplayer bank account.

7 followers

All players’ cards connect to the same account. Money is deposited at random and players have to race to spend it before the others!

Launch tags:Fintech•Games

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Startups get 90% off Intercom + 1 year of Fin AI Agent free

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It’s my money and I want it now! The true dream of personal finance is “no strings attached.” Card v Card enables all players to experience in microcosm the dream of expense account living: a vaguely bottomless supply of ambiguous dark money. Spending your own money feels bad. Spending someone else's money feels good. It’s not your money, therefore spend it at will. Card V Card is vicarious financial indiscretion, a tailor-made vehicle for purchases that are nothing but impulse. The game rewards lack of planning, reaction time, and gut instinct. In “real life,” or more accurately in the inescapable reality of 21st century finance, credit cards are inherently predatory. American Express is dying to layer gamification upon gamification until the credit card itself is all but invisible: cash back, points, frequent flier miles, lounge access, industry-specific rewards. Spending becomes a min-max mobile-app nightmare game to the obscurity of its actual mechanisms. The core of the premise is this: if your every purchase makes a set of 6 auxiliary numbers go UP, perhaps you will forget that the main number (your bank balance) is going DOWN. Card v Card fulfills the promised allure of Credit Card America without the dire back-end ramifications of the fine print. An unmarked credit card tied to someone else’s money is pure extractivism, with no thought towards origins or consequences. Card v Card is Greed: The Game. What you have here is a finite pool of resources available with one simple condition - that you conduct a certain kind of gut calculus: who else is spending the money, how fast, and how do you get yours as efficiently as possible? On the other side of the scale you have merely the weight of social awkwardness: the indistinct, watery, and somehow gut-melting fear of having your credit card declined in public.

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5yr ago

@15greenberg is there a way i could get a card?

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5yr ago

Request failed with status code 429 it wont let me sign up!

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5yr ago

@gavriel_zerovabeli getting same message

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5yr ago

@gavriel_zerovabeli Same here. I got it on my first try, so I know it wasn't because of too many submissions.

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5yr ago

@gavriel_zerovabeli @michael_shurley now getting a different error. "Error signing up"

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5yr ago

@ezlev Thanks!

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5yr ago

@gavriel_zerovabeli I found a link that works! https://cardvcard.com?referral=L...

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5yr ago

Where does the money come from? Are the founders just throwing money away? If so, why? Couldn't find it in FAQ.

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5yr ago

It's like MSCHF just comes up with new ways to burn cash!

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5yr ago

Makeovr

MSCHF is a technological necromancer. Hear me out. They have reanimated the accelerationist corpse of the Supermarket Sweep and in doing so, have placed a curse upon us all. Instead of the public watching with glee as their desperate pleb peers race through a store for a chance at a free load of groceries, we have all become the wild eyed maniacs with a grocery cart, a stuck wheel, and hope for one more week of reprieve from the crushing weight of capitalism. We are now their desperate puppet skeleton army dancing on marionette purse strings. I’m in. Been in the market for a new laptop for a while now.

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5yr ago

The main question is, how you will stop people with square card readers from just transferring the money to themselves?

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5yr ago

this is too wild!

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5yr ago

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