How do I request a replacement debit card? (2024)

FAQs

How do I request a replacement debit card? ›

Notify your bank or credit union.

In most cases, the bank will automatically issue a new card and mail it to you within a few days. If not, you should get in touch with their customer service to request a renewal.

Sir/Madam, I am Shubham Kale, a bank account holder in your branch for 6 years with account number XXXXXXXXXXX. I wanted to bring to your notice that my ATM card has expired and I would like to renew it. Therefore, I request you to please issue me a renewed ATM card.

As part of the account opening process, you'll be able to request a debit card connected with the account. In some cases, you'll have to wait about seven to 10 business days before your card arrives in the mail. Many banks, however, offer same-day access to a debit card that you can use immediately.

Online Banking

In the 'Manage your debit card' section select 'Report your card lost and order a replacement' or 'Order a replacement for a damaged card'. Fill in the details we are asking for on the form. Please select 'Confirm' to complete your request.

Your account and routing numbers to your checking account will not change with a debit card replacement. To find those numbers, simply look at your bank statement each month or on the bottom of your checkbook.

Most Affordable Banks to Replace Debit Cards

Most big banks don't charge for a simple replacement, but they will charge an additional $5 – $25 for rush delivery. Bank of America charges $5 for standard replacement and $15 for overnight business day delivery. EverBank also charges $5 for debit card replacement.

When you activate your new card, your existing card is automatically deactivated, so you should destroy it by cutting it up or shredding it to protect yourself against fraud.

I would kindly request you to please block my ATM card as I don't want any misuse of my hard-earned money from my bank account. I would also request you to issue me a new ATM card to replace my old one as I need one. I have attached my bank password copy and my aadhar card copy for verification purposes.

Can I issue a new debit card? ›

You can simply visit the nearest branch of your bank to place a request for a new Debit Card. Meet the Relationship Manager at the branch and place a request for a new Debit Card. You can also ask for an instant Debit Card at the branch. You will be issued a Debit Card immediately.

Call the bank's card activation number that can likely be found on the activation sticker on the front of your debit card. Listen to the prompts on your call and go through them to activate your card. You can also talk to a customer service employee, at the bank or on the phone, if you need assistance.

Use digital banking when it's convenient to place your order (see steps below). We've recently enhanced our automated phone system. It's also a great way to order a replacement debit card without the need to talk to a banker.

Once you are approved for a checking account the debit card is often provided to you. If one is not automatically provided, you can apply for a debit card online or through your bank's customer service department.

You typically need to open a checking account at a bank or credit union to get a debit card that gives you quick access to your money.

TD Bank. Operating on the East Coast only, TD Bank is America's seventh-largest bank by deposits and offers all checking accounts customers a free VISA debit card that you can choose either to pick up same-day in the branch when you open an account or have delivered straight to your door for no additional cost.

A temporary debit card is a digital card that can be used while waiting for a physical debit card to arrive (which may take up to two weeks in some cases). The temporary card has a card number, expiration date, security code, and sometimes a PIN. While some banks offer it in physical form, it's usually digital.

If you replace your debit card, you will receive a new card with the same account number, but different expiration and CVV2 (3 three-digit code on the back of your card). If you replace your credit card the replacement card will have the same expiration and CVV2.

If you are getting a new debit card because you've opened a new account or because your card was lost or stolen, you can use a temporary digital debit card until your new card arrives in the mail. For Mobile App users: Log in to your account and select the Cards tab at the bottom of the screen.