Authorities Cancelled For Merchant In Contra Costa
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218 REQUEST DENIED The transaction was not approved by the authorization center.
A5 The claim/encounter has been rejected and has not been entered into the adjudication system. Institutional charges are non covered. Home infusion therapy services must be billed on a professional claim form. Please rebill the services on a 837P or CMS 1500.
The decline code 21, typically represented as “No Action Taken,” is a response from a credit card issuer indicating that the transaction has been declined, but without providing a specific reason or suggesting any corrective action.
It is not part of the standard HTTP status codes defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). The 218 status code, "This is Fine," typically indicates that the system acknowledges a non-critical issue or state that does not require immediate action.
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