It would be awesome if 1password could warn when you've entered an invalid credit card number

Hi @Ansman,

It wouldn't ensure there are no errors but it does seem the long number follows a particular checksum to ensure a number is valid (the Luhn algorithm). I can't imagine adding the check would be hard, the concept is simple enough that you can do back of the envelope style calculations if you wanted. Now it wouldn't help with details such as expiry dates, so those you would still need to double check when you add or alter a card :wink:

I've created a feature request for this on your behalf :smile:

ref: OPM-3221

The feature request is in so fingers crossed @Ansman :smile: We don't get to use our personal desires to influence what makes the cut or not but I do like the idea. The actual request I've made is that we still allow the user to enter whatever they want but that we flag a number that doesn't validate through say a red background on the field and offer a tooltip to say why. We'll see what our UI designers say but I think that's a possible approach without restricting what is allowed and isn't. You could of course argue there isn't much point allowing numbers that don't validate but should anything change that would stop people while we got a fix out while a warning can aid those that want it and be ignored by others.

Hi @Ansman,

Thanks so much for the suggestion! We want 1Password to be helpful and user-friendly, and this could be a good addition to the feature set.

If you have any other comments or questions about 1Password, we're happy to help! :)