Helpful tips for credit and debit card users if your card didn’t work
Your card didn’t work, it may be because:
- There’s a problem with your card
- There’s a problem with the terminal
- You might have reached the contactless limit on your card and will need to insert your card and complete a Chip and PIN transaction (for security) instead of doing a contactless transaction or;
- You don’t have enough money in your account
What can you do?
- Try making the payment using Apple Pay or Google Pay, if available on your card/device
- If the terminal allows it, try inserting your card and do a Chip and PIN transaction
- Ensure you have enough money in your account, you can check your balance on online banking
- Try book services (e.g. purchasing tickets) online in advance, if available
If you're still having a problem making transactions with your card, please call us. If there’s a problem with your card, we can order a new one for you.
Credit Card 028) 9023 6644 (+44 28 9023 6644 from abroad)
Debit Card 028 9033 0099 (+ 44 28 9033 0099 from abroad)
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