Sign up to Zuma once. We encrypt your personal info and create a
separate identity and virtual card for every payment, subscription,
and sign-up — so no company ever gets the real you.
Your name, email, phone and card get copied into databases you'll never see — then leaked, sold, and turned into spam. Once a company has them, you can't take them back.
Zuma is an end-to-end privacy layer
that encrypts your personal info.
Sign up once and Zuma creates an encrypted identity — a separate email, phone, address and virtual card — for every company you deal with. Your real details stay locked and encrypted in one place, and each company only ever sees a version you can switch off anytime.
Set it up once. After that, Zuma handles every signup and payment for you.
Not screenshots — just a feel for how Zuma sits quietly between you and every company.
Every company gets a full set of details that work normally — but none of them are your real ones. Here they are side by side.
Each thing a company asks for gets its own private version that only you control.
AI assistants are starting to book and buy for you. Instead of your real card, Zuma gives each task a one-time card — capped, locked to one company, and only after you approve. Every charge shows up here.
Card payments got safe once something sat between shops and your bank. The rest of your life online never got that. Zuma is building it — so signing up, paying, and letting AI act for you never means giving away the real you.
"Keep your real life private.
Give every company its own version instead."
Zuma is opening slowly, starting in Sweden. Leave your email and we'll let you in when there's room.