Viva should start with a 4 and MisterCard should start with a 5.
“Some things are priceless. For nothing else, there’s Mistercard”
fun fact: it’s not the card that is zero-interest, but your contract with the bank that is.
That wasn’t fun nor informative.
Same last four digits. Are they married to each other? Or are they siblings? (Hopefully not both of those at the same time)
Wait, would it even work that way when anthropomorphic money cards are related or get married?
This could spiral off into discussion of cultural norms, assumptions and associations real quick, but the artist had to have done that on purpose, right?
No they were married and siblings at different times
Last digits have no meaning, the first digits are used to identify issuer and bank.
I know they don’t in terms of real cards, but these aren’t real cards. Why do you think the artist chose to give both cards the same last four digits?
(Actually, having had several issues of replacement debit cards for the same bank account over the years, it seems that, at least for that one account, the last four digits have increased by an unpredictable amount for each issue while the others have stayed the same, so there is some meaning, albeit not very useful. Also the CVV is completely random each time, so correctly predicting the next four digit ending won’t do anyone any good.)
Maybe because they are a match (soulmates) that’s why they have the same last digits?
Just say no.
