DocsPrivacy and security
Addresses and payment cards
Fill in forms with your saved addresses and cards, kept encrypted on this PC. Card security codes are never saved.
Luma can keep your names, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses and payment cards, and fill them into forms for you.
Save an address or a card
Fill in a form as usual and send it. If the address or card is new, Luma asks whether to keep it, for example Save the card •••• 4242?. Click Save. If you do nothing, nothing is saved.
A single address field on its own, such as a newsletter’s email box, isn’t treated as an address form.
Fill in a form
Click a field in an address or payment form. Your saved entries appear under it: pick one and Luma fills in the form. Fields you have already typed in keep what you wrote.
Addresses and cards are offered only on secure (HTTPS) pages, and never in private windows.
Security codes are never kept
Luma saves a card’s number, the name on it and its expiry date. It never saves the security code (CVV/CVC): you type it each time you pay.
How they are protected
Each entry is encrypted with Windows’ secure storage, as passwords are. Only a short label stays readable in Luma’s own database: a name, or a card’s last four digits. Addresses and cards are not part of Sync and never leave this PC.
Manage them
- Open Settings › Passwords and click Manage next to Saved passwords.
- Scroll to Addresses and Payment cards.
- Click the bin next to an entry to delete it.
Saved entries can’t be edited yet: to change one, delete it and save it again from a form. To stop Luma offering them, turn off Fill in addresses or Fill in payment cards in Settings › Passwords.