Your payment method keeps getting declined
A declined payment is caused by a wrong address, expired card, or the bank blocking the transaction. First, check that your name, address, and card details match what your bank has on file exactly. If that doesn't work, contact your bank — they're blocking the transaction for security.
When a payment is declined, it means your bank or payment processor said no to the transaction. This happens when there's a mismatch between what you entered and what the bank has on file, when the card is expired, or when the bank thinks the transaction looks suspicious. We'll help you fix the most common reasons so your payment goes through.
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Skip — I just want a technicianCommon mistakes to avoid
- Typing the address slightly differently than what the bank has on file — it must match exactly including spelling and punctuation
- Using a shorthand or abbreviation (like St. instead of Street) — use the full form your bank has
- Assuming the card is expired without checking — look at the actual expiration date
- Not checking with the bank before trying again — if they blocked it, trying five more times won't help
Signs you need professional help
- You've checked the address, card details, and contacted your bank but payments still fail
- Multiple different payment methods are all being declined
- Your bank says they didn't block the transaction but it's still being declined
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