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Hey @Eric Sol ! Not natively, no. Trello's designed in a way so that if you invite a member to the board, they are able to see all information within the board. A couple of alternative 3rd party options that might help though:
1. External Share Power-Up. This allows you to share a read-only version of the board and filter the view so the viewer only sees a subset of cards.
2. Create a secondary board for these other users and copy/sync the cards the other users need to see to this board using Butler automation or Unito.
Hope that helps!
Hi @Eric Sol , welcome to the community.
I don't know any means of hiding a card. I recall a power up called Private notes that can be used to hide specific notes on a card.
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*Private notes* only allows me myself to write private notes which I can't share with others. I would also like to share with some people. I guess there's no such thing as restricting access to specific cards till now in Trello.
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