Click on “Register Your Account”, below the login button.
Add your personal information, such as card number, date of birth, email address and Social Security Number.
Click on “Register Now”.
Once you’re logged in, follow the instructions in the “Activate Card” menu to activate your card.
To activate your Indigo Credit Card by phone, enter your Social Security Number and follow the prompts to get connected with a customer service representative. Once you’ve activated your Indigo Credit Card, you can use it immediately.
To get an Indigo Credit Card PIN, call the number on the back of the Indigo Credit Card and ask customer service for a PIN.
Best Way to Get an Indigo Credit Card PIN
Call Genesis Financial Solutions customer service at 1-866-946-9545 or call the number on the back of your Indigo Credit Card.… read full answer
Inform the representative that you want a credit card PIN.
Receive the PIN in the mail, over text, or by email. It’s unlikely that Indigo Credit Card customer service will be able to provide a PIN over the phone.
If your credit card had a PIN in the past, but you’ve forgotten or misplaced it, Genesis Financial Solutions may tell you to look for the PIN before they generate a new one. It may be listed in credit card-related mailings or your online account. And if you need a PIN for a cash advance, it’s important to note that cash advances have high fees and interest rates, so you’ll generally want to avoid them whenever possible.
Finally, keep in mind that even though the Indigo Credit Card has PIN capabilities, it’s still a signature-preferred credit card. This means it may not work at unattended kiosks abroad, like in a train station or parking garage, but you should have little trouble elsewhere.
To activate a Mastercard credit card, call the number on the back of the card and follow the prompts. Some Mastercard credit card issuers may also place a sticker on the front of the card with a special activation website address and phone number.
Specific instructions to activate your Mastercard will depend on the credit card issuer, as you cannot activate a Mastercard credit card through Mastercard itself. But in nearly all cases, you will need to enter your credit card number, expiration date, and security code. Your card’s issuer may request additional info such as your birthday and Social Security number or Tax ID number to verify your identity, too.… read full answer
Key Things to Know About Activating a Mastercard Credit Card
You can usually activate a Mastercard credit card by phone or online.
It only takes a few minutes to activate a Mastercard, regardless of the method you choose.
To activate a Mastercard credit card online, you will need to log into (or create an account on) the issuer’s website or mobile app.
There may be a deadline, typically between 60 and 90 days, to activate a Mastercard credit card before the issuer may close the account.
Be aware that you will not be able to use your Mastercard until you activate it, but once you do, the card should be immediately available for use.
You will not be able to use your Indigo Credit Card immediately after approval. Unfortunately, very few issuers offer this option, and Genesis is not one of them.
After you get approved, you'll have to wait up to 10 business days for the card to reach you before you can use it.… read full answer
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