Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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You can find the ZIP code associated with your credit card by logging in to your online account and looking for your billing address in the personal information section, or by calling customer service. Normally, your credit card’s ZIP code will be the same as the ZIP code for your current mailing address. If it is not, that likely means you moved after getting the credit card and haven’t updated your billing address. In that case, you should update your address in your online account.
It's good to know the ZIP code associated with your credit card because some merchants will occasionally ask for it as an extra layer of security when you make payments.
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