How do you get a OneMain Financial BrightWay Card PIN? This question is about the OneMain Financial BrightWay Card

How do you get a OneMain Financial BrightWay Card PIN?

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This question is about the OneMain Financial BrightWay Card

Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer

@CLoop • 05/06/22 This answer was first published on 05/06/22. For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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To get a OneMain Financial BrightWay Card PIN, call the number on the back of the OneMain Financial BrightWay Card and ask customer service for a PIN. You will likely need to wait for the PIN to arrive via email, text, or mail.

Best Way to Get a OneMain Financial BrightWay Card PIN

Call OneMain Financial customer service at 1 (866) 207-9130 or call the number on the back of your OneMain Financial BrightWay Card.
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 OneMain Financial BrightWay 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, OneMain Financial 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 OneMain Financial BrightWay Card 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.

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