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Billing postal code is the zip code or PIN code of the corresponding address mapped to your credit card or any other similar services (the address to which your bills are sent).

The ZIP code for a Visa credit card is usually just the ZIP code from the cardholder's current mailing address. ZIP codes are not printed on Visa credit cards, but you can double check a Visa card's ZIP code by looking at digital and mailed billing statements from the credit card company.

The credit card billing address zip code is used as a Card Verification Value. This zip code is the zip code of the billing address of the credit card you are using to pay your utility bill. It may or may not be the zip code in your utility bill address.

As of 1963, zip codes' numbers are determined by a few factors: the area, the regional postal facility and the local zone.The second two digits in the code determine a smaller region within each initial area that translates to a central post office facility for that area.

During checkout, if the zip check has failed, it's because your bank is telling our payment gateway that the zip code does not match the one it has on file.If you have recently moved, it may take your bank a while to have the correct zip code on file.

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.

You will not be able to see your five-digit zip code anywhere on the credit or debit card. It also will not be printed anywhere on the card or embedded within the credit card number. You should keep this number to yourself and treat it as private information.

During checkout, if the zip check has failed, it's because your bank is telling our payment gateway that the zip code does not match the one it has on file.If you have recently moved, it may take your bank a while to have the correct zip code on file.

ZIP Codes are numbered with the first digit representing a certain group of U.S. states, the second and third digits together representing a region in that group (or perhaps a large city) and the fourth and fifth digits representing a group of delivery addresses within that region.

It is required to enter a valid zip code from the customers billing address in order for the manual transaction to complete. If the customer can't provide you with their zip code associated with their card then there are bigger problems.