How it works

A simpler way to manage every subscription.

Guardian Wallet helps you keep subscription signups, billing, and privacy controls in one place with merchant-specific cards and private email aliases.

The flow

From signup to control in five steps.

The goal is not to make subscriptions complicated. It is to give each service the right payment details, keep your real information more private, and let you manage the relationship from one dashboard.

1

Create your account

Sign up, secure your login, and complete the account details needed for protected subscription controls.

2

Add or connect funding

Connect a supported funding method so your main wallet can be prepared for active subscriptions.

3

Create a subscription shield

Choose a supported merchant and create a merchant-specific virtual card for that subscription.

4

Use a private alias

Use a Guardian Wallet email alias for supported signups and receipt forwarding so your real inbox is less exposed.

5

Track, pause, or update

Track upcoming charges and pause or update Guardian Wallet controls while still following the merchant cancellation process when needed.

Privacy and control

Built to reduce exposure, not hide the basics from you.

Guardian Wallet is designed around clear records, account-level controls, and private payment details for each supported merchant.

FAQ

Common questions

Guardian Wallet gives you tools to pause subscription cards and manage payment details, but cancellation rules are set by each merchant. Some services may still require you to cancel directly in their website or app.
Your wallet is funded for the active subscriptions you manage. When a supported subscription charge is expected or approved, the matching virtual card can receive the amount needed for that merchant.
For supported signup flows, you can use a Guardian Wallet alias instead of your personal email. Messages sent to that alias can be forwarded to the email address on your Guardian Wallet account.
No. Guardian Wallet is built around merchant-specific virtual cards, so each supported subscription can have its own payment details and controls.
Yes. Guardian Wallet may require a minimum wallet balance before creating virtual cards. This helps protect the platform from abuse and keeps your subscription funding workflow ready to use.

Ready when you are

Start with the subscriptions you already use.

Create an account, finish your profile, link funding, and choose the subscription services you want to manage.

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