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Usually the transaction will be rejected, as they will conclude that someone other than the cardholder is trying to use the card. You might get a call from the issuer about suspicious activity. If you keep repeating the mistake, eventually the card will be locked.

The most common cause of this problem is an old zip code assigned to the card itself. Even though you have updated your address with the bank, they may not sync your new address to the credit/debit card. Try the old/outdated postal code(s) on the payment, and it will likely go through.

For example, let's say I live at 1234 Main Street in Anywhere, MN, and I want to use my home address as my billing address. If my postal address zip code is 56789, then my debit card zip code will also be 56789.

Your order will be rejected, as your credit card company will not approve it. Reenter it with the correct zipcode. Most Credit card companies will give you 3 tried before they shut down the card.

Most companies where you use credit or debit cards to order merchandise require you to give at least the zip code of your billing address that is on file with your bank. If the one you provide does not match the bank's records, most likely your order will require more research and possibly be delayed for shipping.

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A credit card ZIP code is the 5-digit zip code from your U.S. billing address. When you make a purchase, the ZIP code you enter must match the ZIP code associated with your official cardholder address.