I use the app, Seeing A.I. it uses the camera to read anything you want also it’s made by Microsoft and does everything locally on your phone no information is sent out to anyone. It will also read labels documents money tell you colors preview a scene for you or tell you if there’s light around. It will also recognize people and tell you what a product is if you scan the barcode.

If you have a decent amount of vision, take a picture with your phone or whatever and zoom in. If not, I just asked someone to read it out for me and wrote it down myself.

•add them to apple/android pay. Even if you don't complete the add process, the phone shows you the number to verify.
•My bank shows my full card detail's in its app now.
• I store it in my password manager to copy and paste in when I need it. The bank mails me a braille letter with the number on every 5 years or so when it expires. I've generally memorised it within 3 months of use.

For home I have all the information in my penfriend, and I keep a tiny slip of braille paper in my wallet with the numbers on it. The only problem I have is the braille wears down after a while, so I have to replace it every few months.

On a laptop just write it down in a text document and save it to your desktop. When you need it you can either have your screen reader say it aloud or you can zoom in on the text.

On a phone you can get a photo of it zoomed in and keep the pic in your gallery.

funny you mention this because I've had trouble with it on some cards lately. lol. they put ridiculously tiny print and also use fonts that blend right into the cards etc...

I memorize almost everything that I need to use regularly.