You can occasionally go over your Capital One Platinum credit limit, but only for charges that involve holds on your account.
In most cases, though, a charge that goes over your Capital One Platinum credit card limit won’t be processed, at all.
Having said that, it is also worth noting that if Capital One Platinum does process an overlimit transaction, no over-the-limit fee will be charged.
Ultimately, please keep in mind that going over the limit with your credit card negatively affects your credit score, so make sure you stay within your limit. You can instead ask for a Capital One Platinum credit limit increase.
You generally can’t go over your credit card limit, but that ultimately depends on the credit card you have. For instance, some issuers enable cardholders to opt in to exceed their credit limit. In turn, cardholders are charged a fee for each over-limit purchase, which couldn’t exceed the amount by which they went over.
Even though you didn't opt in to go over your credit limit, sometimes an over-limit purchase might process. A hotel booking...
If you go over your credit limit, your credit card company may add the over-limit amount to your minimum payment, lower your credit line, or even close the account if you’re exceeding the limit too often. Also, your credit score will drop if the balance is still over the limit when reported to the credit bureaus. That said, it’s more likely that the card’s issuer will simply decline any transaction that would result in the...
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