Please find below credit cards offered by BayPort Credit Union.
Not Offered
3.99% for 12 months|Transfer Fee: $0
12.49% - 18% (V)
annual fee
$0
rewards rate
1 - 3 points / $1
Good
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Rewards Details
Additional Info
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To report a lost BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card, call BayPort Credit Union customer service at (800) 928-8801. You can also report a lost BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card through the BayPort Credit Union website or mobile app. BayPort Credit Union will request some information to verify your identity before sending a replacement.
How to Report a Lost BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card
You should receive a replacement BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card within 7-10 business days. When you receive your replacement BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card, you'll need to activate it before you can make purchases. And if there are any recurring charges linked to the old BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card, make sure to update those accounts with your new card information.
Finally, it's important to note that your BayPort Credit Union Mastercard® Platinum Rewards Credit Card is covered by $0 fraud liability, which means that you will not be held responsible for unauthorized purchases made with your card while it's lost. You should still give your card issuer immediate notice of any unfamiliar charges on your account, though.
If you want to learn more, you can check WalletHub's guide on what to do if your credit card is lost or stolen.
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