[ruonis55]

I see. Thank you for sharing your experience. I'll give revolut a try.
Just, to clarify the "process": you upload your legit ID to revolut and then you create a regular virtual credit card, not a disposable one.

Yeah, everything is as you said.

if things go bad, do these vcc companies let you do chargeback?

As far as I know Revolut recently changed it's policy, so the chargeback process is not that easy as it was before, not to mention you have to talk with live agent and he says if the chargeback could be done or not. On other banks you have to read their chargeback rules, because some of them will help you, some of them will tell it's your and seller's problem and they can't do anything.