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Common reasons for Credit Card blockage Fraud prevention: Cards are blocked if they are lost, stolen or show signs of suspicious activities. Credit limit exceeded: Spending beyond your approved credit limit can trigger a block. Missed payments: Failing to meet payment deadlines may get your card blocked.
Card blocking can occur for various reasons, including suspicious activity, multiple incorrect PIN entries, or your banks policy regarding inactive accounts. Understanding why your card is blocked and how to resolve the issue can save you time and frustration.
Having a lot of credit cards can hurt your credit score under any of the following conditions: You are unable to keep up with your current debt. Your outstanding debt uses up a lot of your available credit; more than 30% utilization is best avoided.
Common reasons for Credit Card blockage Credit limit exceeded: Spending beyond your approved credit limit can trigger a block. Missed payments: Failing to meet payment deadlines may get your card blocked. System errors: Occasional technical glitches can cause temporary card blocks.
If you enter your PIN incorrectly three times at an ATM or merchant, your card will be blocked. You can unblock your card after 24 hours from your last incorrect PIN attempt. This card block only affects your physical card; you can still use your virtual card.
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Some banks or credit unions use blocking putting a hold on a portion of your available credit on your credit card. That means you have less to use until the block clears. If they block your debit card, your account balance may get low, you may bounce a check, or a recurring payment you authorized may be declined.
If your card is blocked, it means the payout system is unable to verify your details, preventing funds from being transferred. This security measure is designed to protect users from fraud and ensure that only valid, authorized transactions are processed.
You can directly approach your bank or its branch and submit a written application, requesting an automatic unblock of the ATM card.

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