Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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To freeze a U.S. Bank Business Leverage Card, log in to your account from the U.S. Bank website or mobile app and navigate to “Lock or Unlock Card.” You can also call U.S. Bank customer service at 1-866-485-4545 and ask them to freeze your card, though it is much easier to lock and unlock a credit card on the app.
Freezing your U.S. Bank Business Leverage Card will temporarily prevent most purchases from being made with your card number, which can be convenient if your credit card is lost or stolen, or if you’re trying to control your spending. For lost/stolen cards, it’s also important to note that you won’t be held responsible for unauthorized purchases thanks to a $0 fraud liability guarantee.
How to Freeze a U.S. Bank Business Leverage Card Online
- Log in to your account on the U.S. Bank website or mobile app.
- Find the U.S. Bank Business Leverage Card and select Manage cards.
- Click Lock or Unlock Card.
- Change the settings so that your card is in the locked
Locking your U.S. Bank Business Leverage Card will stop new purchases and transactions on your card and any authorized user cards, but it will continue to allow pending or recurring transactions, credits, refunds, and fees. To start using your credit card at full capacity again, you will have to navigate to the Lock or Unlock Card page and unlock the U.S. Bank Business Leverage Card.
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