Debit Card Limits & Travel
Card Delivery & Reissues
Card Troubleshooting & Declines
Disputes & Fraud
Dispute Processing & Best Practices
100

What is the standard daily purchase/authorization limit for a debit card?

$1,800

100

What is the standard card delivery timeframe?

7–10 business days.

100

What is the first step when troubleshooting a card issue?

Identify whether the card is a debit or credit card.

100

Can a pending transaction be disputed?

 No. Only posted transactions are eligible for disputes.

100

What are three ways a member can file a dispute?

Branch, Online Banking/Mobile App, Mail, Email, or DocuSign

200

What is the maximum temporary increase allowed for purchase and PIN transactions without contacting Support?

$5,000

200

How long does expedited card delivery typically take?

 5–7 business days

200

What does NSF stand for in a card decline situation?

Non-Sufficient Funds

200

What does MDARC stand for?

 Merchant, Date, Amount, Reason, Card Possession.

200

How soon should members typically receive initial communication after a dispute is submitted?

7–10 business days

300

What is the maximum ATM withdrawal amount ?

$1,010 ATM limit

300

What fee is charged for expedited card shipping?

$25

300

What can happen after multiple incorrect PIN attempts?

The card may be temporarily blocked

300

What is the difference between a fraud dispute and a non-fraud dispute?

Fraud disputes involve unauthorized transactions; non-fraud disputes involve issues such as merchandise not received, duplicate charges, or incorrect amounts

300

How long can a debit card dispute investigation last?

Up to 120 days

400

What is the maximum negative balance allowed with Overdraft Privilege?

$700 including Fees

400

When should a card be reissued with the same card number?

 When the card is damaged but not compromised (chip issues, wear and tear, etc.)

400

Name two reasons a card may be inactive and declined.

The card has not been activated or the card has expired

400

What should a member usually do before filing a non-fraud dispute?

 Attempt to resolve the issue directly with the merchant.

400

What is a provisional credit?

A temporary credit that may be reversed based on the outcome of the investigation

500

Why should members place travel notifications on their accounts before traveling?

To help prevent fraud-related card blocks and reduce transaction disruptions while traveling.

500

When is a new card number reissue required?

When a card is lost, stolen, involved in fraud, compromised, or never received.

500

Why is it important to determine whether a decline occurred at one merchant or multiple merchants?

It helps identify the root cause of the issue and determine the correct troubleshooting path.

500

Does filing a dispute guarantee a refund?

No. A dispute initiates an investigation but does not guarantee reimbursement

500

What is one common mistake agents make when handling disputes?

Filing disputes on pending transactions, skipping merchant-contact questions, promising refunds, or treating provisional credits as permanent.

M
e
n
u