How can I pay my Oportun Credit Card? This question is about the Oportun® Visa® Credit Card

You can pay your Oportun Credit Card either online or over the phone at (833) 676-7886. Alternatively, you can submit a Oportun Credit Card payment in person at any MoneyGram location or by mail. Here’s how you can pay your Oportun Credit Card: Online: Log in to your account and follow the on-screen instructions to make a payment. Phone: To make a Oportun Credit Card payment over the phone, call customer service at (833) 676-7886. In person: You can also pay with cash at any MoneyGram location, including inside CVS and Walmart. You will have to bring your Oportun Credit Card number with you and use the following receiver code: 18801 Mail: To mail a payment, send a check or money order (not cash) to this address: OportunPO Box 561240The Colony, TX 75056 It is worth noting that the issuer allows Oportun Credit Card members to set up automatic payments, as well.

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You can pay your Oportun Credit Card either online or over the phone at (833) 676-7886. Alternatively, you can submit a Oportun Credit Card payment in person at any MoneyGram location or by mail.

Here’s how you can pay your Oportun Credit Card:

Online: Log in to your account and follow the on-screen instructions to make a payment.
Phone: To make a Oportun Credit Card payment over the phone, call customer service at (833) 676-7886.
In person: You can also pay with cash at any MoneyGram location, including inside CVS and Walmart. You will have to bring your Oportun Credit Card number with you and use the following receiver code: 18801
Mail: To mail a payment, send a check or money order (not cash) to this address:

Oportun
PO Box 561240
The Colony, TX 75056

It is worth noting that the issuer allows Oportun Credit Card members to set up automatic payments, as well.

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What is the Oportun Credit Card payment address?

The Oportun® Visa® Credit Card payment address is:

Oportun
P.O. Box 561240
The Colony, TX 75056

When paying Oportun Credit Card bills by mail, be sure to submit either a check or money order for the payment amount. Oportun does not accept cash.

Tips For Mailing Oportun Credit Card Payments

Include your credit card number on your payment to avoid any processing delays.
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How can I log in to my Oportun Credit Card account online?

You can log in to your Oportun® Visa® Credit Card account by going to the login page on the Oportun website or mobile app and entering your username and password in the appropriate fields. Then, click “Log in” to access your online account.

How to Log In to a Oportun Credit Card Account

Go to the Oportun Credit Card login page.
Fill out the “Email” and “Password” fields with your credentials.
Click “Log in” to access your account....

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How can I get an Oportun Credit Card cash advance?

You can get an Oportun Credit Card cash advance at any ATM or bank displaying the Visa logo.

But considering the high fees associated with them, you should avoid doing cash advances altogether. Try paying with your card wherever you can and leave cash advances for emergency situations only.

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