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Why am I receiving alerts about my National Bank credit card?
You can receive email alerts about your National Bank credit card when:
- The available credit on your card falls below $100, or the pre-determined amount of your choosing.
- A transaction on your card exceeds a pre-determined amount of your choosing.
- Your payment due date is approaching.
With credit card alerts you can:
- Stay up to date on your finances.
- Simplify how you manage your card.
- Avoid any surprises, fees and deadlines.
Good to know
- If you have a joint credit card, only the primary cardholder will receive alerts.
- We sometimes send alerts by text message to notify you of late payments, from 262-898 (NBC-TXT).
We’re required by law to send you an email alert to inform you when
the available credit on your credit card is less than $100. You don’t
have to give your consent to National Bank to receive them. You can
deactivate these alerts if you wish.
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