Erwin Lozano, Member
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You cannot request a credit limit increase on the Fortiva Cash Card or the Fortiva Credit Card. Instead, Fortiva will keep track of your account activity, including your monthly balance and payment history, to see if you are eligible for a credit limit increase. They may or may not end up giving you one.
To increase your chances of getting a credit limit increase, pay your monthly bill on time, reduce your outstanding debt, and update the income Fortiva has on file for you. If you are in the market for a higher-limit credit card, you can also check out our editors’ picks for the best high limit credit cards.
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@lszorady: Did you ask or was it automatic?
Not true at all, they gave me 2 increases totalling $400.00