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What to Do if Your Payment is Declined
What to Do if Your Payment is Declined

This article explains common reasons for declined payments and steps you can take to resolve the issue.

Updated over a week ago

How to resolve a declined payment

Follow these steps if your card payment is declined:

1. Verify your card details: Double-check your Card number, Expiry date, and CVV/CVC to ensure there are no errors.

2. Check for sufficient funds: Ensure your card has enough balance or credit limit to cover the transaction.

3. Check for card expiration: Confirm that the card you’re using has not expired. If it has, update your payment method with a new card.

4. Check with your bank: Some banks block specific types of online payments by default. Contact your bank to confirm the transaction hasn’t been flagged or blocked for security reasons.

5. Check international transaction settings: If this is an international payment, ensure your card supports such transactions and confirm with your bank that no restrictions are in place.

6. Complete 3D Secure authentication: If prompted, complete additional authentication (e.g., OTP or biometric approval). Contact your bank if 3D Secure is not enabled.

7. Use a different card: Try using another credit or debit card to complete your payment.

8. Match cardholder details: Ensure the cardholder's name and billing address match the details your bank has on file.

9. Wait and retry: Payment declines can also occur due to temporary network or technical issues. Wait a few minutes and try again.

Note: If none of these steps resolve the issue, contact your bank or reach out to our Support Team for assistance.

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