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Only your bank can tell you why your card has been declined. The following are a few possible reasons why your payment may have been declined: Incorrect payment information entered on your order: Did your billing address recently change or did you get a new card with a new expiry date?

This could be because your bank declined the charge, you've passed your credit limit, or Amazon was otherwise unable to collect payment for the order. To resolve this issue, you need to update your payment method on Amazon before the order can proceed.

To determine why your payment was declined, consider the following, and, if necessary, contact your bank for more information: Have you exceeded your credit limit? Did you enter your credit card number, credit card expiration date, billing address, and phone number correctly in Your Account?

You have either incorrectly entered the credit card information or you have not entered a legit credit card. You may have entered a debit or prepaid card instead. Amazon may take up to 48 hours to verify a card that has been entered.

If there's a problem with one payment method you can try paying with a different one. Go back to the item you want to buy & tap the price. Tap the current payment method. Choose a different payment method or add a new one.

Failed payments can also lead to bad debt. On average, businesses with business-to-customer (B2C) revenue see 16-20% of their failed payments turn into bad debt, while business-to-business (B2C) companies see 11%-15% turn into bad debt.

For this, you will need to contact your bank directly to solve your payment issues. Amazon Pay Customer Service can help you verify that you entered your payment information correctly on your order. Verify that you entered your payment information correctly on your order. Change the payment method on an open order.