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How long does a card stay active? 👉

A card is expected to work until its expiration date, as long as it remains active and is used within the rules of its card program.
But expiration, decline and restriction are not the same thing:

🔥 Expiration is the planned end of the card credentials.
❓ Decline means a specific transaction was not approved — for example, because of limits, balance, geography, MCC or security checks.
❗️ Restriction means the issuer or card program has limited the card, temporarily or permanently.

That is why choosing the right program matters. Geography, transaction patterns, limits and permitted use cases should match the actual business scenario.

Before launch, CardsPro confirms the card validity period, available BINs, limits and program restrictions — so you know how the product is expected to work from day one.

Planning to launch a card product? ✔️ Talk to CardsPro about the right setup for your use case.
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