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Here’s what a bare naked titanium Apple Card looks like, and how to make your own

A "naked" titanium Apple Card (image via 9to5Mac.com)
A “naked” titanium Apple Card (image via 9to5Mac.com)

Apple Card doesn’t have any numbers on it. Not even a CVV. So that’s one less thing to worry about when you hand over your card at a restaurant or store. And if you ever lose it, or screw it up while buffing off the white coating, you can freeze it and order a new one right in the Wallet app.

Ben Lovejoy for 9to5Mac:

Lukas told us how he did it.

Here’s my card, which I polished out the white on the front (using a watch polishing machine) to reveal the metal. Just wanted to differentiate it, and also was curious about the claim of titanium. Everything still works!

MacDailyNews Take: If you don’t have access to a watch polishing machine, a Dremel would likely do the trick (steer clear of the chip, though)!

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