We recommend customers review the following potential causes for auto-debit payment failures, which may have led to the subscription renewal issue.

Common Reason Why Subscription Renewal Failed

1. Insufficient Credit / Debit Card Balance

  • Explanation:
    Your card may not have enough funds available to complete the transaction.

  • Suggestion Action:

    • Check your card balance and make sure there are enough funds for the transaction.

    • If needed, deposit funds into your account or use a different card with sufficient balance.

    • Try "Extend Subscription" again after ensuring there are enough funds on your card.

2. Expired Card

  • Explanation:
    Your card has expired, and the payment could not be processed.

  • Suggestion Action:

    • Check for the expiration date on your card.

    • If your card has expired, please add a new card that is not expired.

3. Card Issuer Has Declined the Transaction

  • Explanation:
    Your card issuer (the bank) or payment network (Visa / Mastercard) has declined the transaction. This can happen for various reasons, such as security concerns, restrictions on the card or other reasons.

  • Suggestion Action:

    • For debit card users, please ensure that you have enabled E-Commerce or Online Transactions (or the equivalent) in your banking app. This feature is typically enabled by default for credit cards.

    • Check for messages or call from your bank on recent blocked transaction due to security concerns from card issuer.

    • If you have sufficient balance and e-commerce or online transactions are enabled, contact your card issuer to investigate the cause of the transaction failure.

What to Do Next After Reviewing the Above Suggestions:

Important:

We recommend that subscribers avoid letting their plan expire, as this may cause inconvenience when re-subscribing due to account changes.

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