When I get a new credit (or debit) card from a bank, I like to do a few things to strengthen its security, none of it ends up breaking my use cases or anything, but it could do so to you. So beware.
- Do not ever use your physical card for online purchases or any form of purchase using its details, if you've done so, even for Google Pay, get a new one.
- This guide assumes the card is brand new, as some stuff depends on certain details never being revealed, you can follow it anyway, but beware
- Credit cards overall are not great at security, you can not confirm the value of the purchase before making one, for example.