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Why not ask your bank? They will have the latest and most accurate information. Reddit is not a reliable source.
Yes. They will see your name.
How they will deliver the purchased item if you don’t want to share your personal details?
They will see your name, but the formatting varies by bank. If I remember with NatWest it’s surname/initial so if your surname is rare it’s going to make it harder to find.
(Try sending 1p to a friend/family to check)