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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).

Usually what happens is a carrier or post master from the office where the package is sent will correct the zip code by looking at the address and even reach out to that particular post office to ensure the package is delivered to the correct address.

Because ZIP Codes are intended for efficient postal delivery, there are unusual cases where a ZIP Code crosses state boundaries, such as a military facility spanning multiple states or remote areas of one state most easily serviced from a bordering state.

Therefore, the debit card zip code is going to be whatever zip code is tied to your billing address. For example, let's say I live at 1234 Main Street in Anywhere, MN, and I want to use my home address as my billing address. If my postal address zip code is 56789, then my debit card zip code will also be 56789.

Double-check the zip code and ensure it matches the one it has on file. Please contact your bank to check what the card-issuing bank has on file if necessary. Try to use another credit card if available.

When looking at postal codes around the world, there are cases where two different cities are served by the same postal code. For example, the zip code 94608 in California is used for both Emeryville and parts of Oakland.

ZIP codes can and do cross state lines (rarely, but just enough to cause some problems and confusion), county lines (about 10% of ZIPs are in more than one county), political jurisdictions (cities, congressional districts), metro areas, etc.