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To get the Green Dot mobile app, download it for either iOS or Android. Then, log in with the same credentials you use for your online account. You can use the app to register or activate your card, pay your bills, and manage your account on the go, among other things. What You Can Do with the Green Dot Mobile App Register/activate a new card Control your account from virtually anywhere Deposit checks to your card Pay your bills View balance and transaction history and other account information Access chat customer support Set up account alerts Lock and unlock your card To be able to manage your Green Dot credit card via the mobile app, don’t forget to enroll in online banking first.

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To get the Green Dot mobile app, download it for either iOS or Android. Then, log in with the same credentials you use for your online account. You can use the app to register or activate your card, pay your bills, and manage your account on the go, among other things.

What You Can Do with the Green Dot Mobile App

Register/activate a new card
Control your account from virtually anywhere
Deposit checks to your card
Pay your bills
View balance and transaction history and other account information
Access chat customer support
Set up account alerts
Lock and unlock your card

To be able to manage your Green Dot credit card via the mobile app, don’t forget to enroll in online banking first.

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Can you use a Green Dot credit card at an ATM?

Yes, you can use a Green Dot credit card at any ATM that accepts Visa cards. To do so, just insert your card and enter your PIN. Then, choose the desired option from the screen (such as a cash advance, for example). After that, follow the instructions to complete your request.

What you should know before using a Green Dot credit card at an ATM:

ATM transactions will require a PIN: ...

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How do I set up Green Dot Visa Secured Credit Card automatic payments?

Cardholders can set up Green Dot Visa® Secured Credit Card automatic payments through their online account or the Green Dot mobile app. Calling customer service at 1 (866) 291-0818 also is an option. Once you’re enrolled, Green Dot will withdraw the payment amount from your linked bank account on the scheduled date.

How to Set Up Green Dot Visa® Secured Credit Card Automatic Payments:

Log in to your online account via the Green Dot website or mobile app.
Find the “Make a Payment” on...

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How can I pay my Green Dot Visa Secured Credit Card?

The easiest way you can pay your Green Dot Visa® Secured Credit Card is either online or through the mobile app for iOS and Android. Alternatively, you can pay your credit card bill over the phone at (866) 291-0818 or by mail. Green Dot allows cardholders to set up automatic payments, too.

Ways to Make a Green Dot Visa® Secured Credit Card Payment

Online: Log in to your online account and click on “Make a Payment.” Then, choose how much to pay, when...

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