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Activate Your BPI Credit Card
Activate Your BPI Credit Card
As with other credit cards, a BPI credit card must be activated first before you can start
using it.
If you’re enrolled in BPI Express Online, log in to your account to check if your credit
card details such as credit limit and customer numbers are included in your profile. If so,
that means your BPI card is already pre-activated.
Otherwise, you’ll have to call the BPI phone banking hotline to request for activation.
Here’s how:
4. Wait for a phone banker to answer your call. Have your new credit card ready, as
you’ll be asked for the last eight digits of your card number and other details for
activation.
Tips & Warnings.
a. Take the online BPI Cards Profiler test.
Not sure about which BPI card is right for you? Try the BPI Cards Profiler, an online test
that provides personalized recommendations based on your various preferences:
After you’ve filed your application, expect BPI to contact you for data verification. BPI
may also contact your HR department to verify your employment details.
If the bank can’t contact you or the HR, your application might get declined.
The BSP advises new cardholders to sign at the back of their card as soon as they
receive it for protection against credit card fraud. During transactions, cashiers verify if
the signature on the card matches the customer’s signature on the receipt and any ID
provided.
Also, payment networks like Mastercard and Visa require the cardholder’s signature on
the card (At the back of a credit card, it says “not valid unless signed”). Merchants won’t
accept your BPI credit card for payment without your signature on it.
Beware of scammers who trick cardholders into giving away their confidential
information such as birthdate, address, password, and credit card number. They hack
into these details, allowing them to use someone’s credit card account to perform
unauthorized transactions.
Never fall victim to credit card fraud. No matter how banks like BPI boost their security
features, you’re mainly responsible for keeping your account secure.
Don’t disclose YOUR sensitive personal information and credit card details. Even banks
don’t ask for their customers’ online banking username and password, so be wary when
someone does it.