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Preauthorized Payments. You have the right to stop a preauthorized payment from your Card Account if you call us at the Customer Service number below, or write to us at Direct Express®, Payment Processing Services, PO Box 245998, San Antonio, TX 78224-5998.

In-person transactions: When you use your debit card for in-person purchases at a physical store or restaurant, you typically do not need to provide a zip code. The card can be swiped or inserted, and you may need to sign or enter a PIN for verification.

Zip codes: Use the USPS Zip Code Lookup tool, or search Google or Bing. Find area codes: Type the city and state name, along with area code, into Google, Bing, Yahoo, or Wolfram Alpha. Or, use a specialized website like Area Codes, Country Codes, LincMad, or AllAreaCodes.com.

Debit cards and credit cards do not have the five-digit ZIP code printed on them. This is a deliberate security feature. The ZIP code will be the ?billing ZIP code,? that is, the postal code for the address where the bills are mailed.

If you do not know your zip code you can find it in the following ways. You can check your most recent credit card bill as it will have your address on it which contains your zip code. Go to USPS.com and click on ?Find a Zip Code.? Look up your account information on the credit card company's website.

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 Try the old/outdated postal code(s) on the payment, and it will likely go through.