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What should I do if my debit card is expiring?
If your debit card is about to expire, you’ll receive your new card automatically by mail before your current card expires.
Good to know:
- Your current card will remain valid until the last day of the month it expires.
- You’ll receive your new card in the weeks before your old one expires.
Didn't receive your new debit card and your current card has expired?
Contact us to report the siutation. We can help.
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Why do I have to enter my PIN for a contactless purchase under $250? If you need to enter your PIN for a contactless purchase of less than $250, you may have reached your cumulative limit of contactless transactions. -
What should I do if my debit card is expiring? If your National Bank debit card is due to expire, you'll automatically receive your new card in the mail before it expires. -
What should I do if I have not received my new debit card? If you haven't received your new debit card within 10 business days, please contact us at 1-888-622-2783 for assistance. -
What is my debit card purchase limit? Need to make a large purchase? Review your debit card limit from your online bank or National Bank app. -
I’ve lost my debit card. What now? Was your debit card lost or stolen? Lock it online to avoid any fraudulent transactions and contact us to replace it.
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