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A credit card ZIP code is part of the geographical identifier associated with a credit card's billing address. This will be the postal or ZIP code you provided when you applied for the card, unless you have since moved to a new address and updated your billing information.

If you receive an "Address did not match" error when adding a Visa or MasterCard debit card, it means the information you entered may not be verifying correctly with your credit card's issuing bank.

The billing zip code is the zip code associated with the credit card that is used to pay for a purchase. It is often, but not always, the same as the delivery zip code.

The billing zip code is not located on a Visa card, or any other credit or debit card as a security measure. To locate your billing zip code you can look at the address listed on your most recent billing statement.

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 Try the old/outdated postal code(s) on the payment, and it will likely go through.

What if you enter your billing zip code but it says the wrong zip code? 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.

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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 Try the old/outdated postal code(s) on the payment, and it will likely go through.