Blacklisting a Card
  • 12 Nov 2024
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How to blacklist a card

Blacklisting a card ensures that all future transactions from the card are automatically blocked and will be declined.

Availability of Blacklisting

This functionality is available exclusively for card transactions.

1. Locate the Transaction

  • Log In to the Portal: Visit portal.apcopay.tech and log in with your reference, username, and password.
  • Search for the Transaction: Use the search criteria box at the top to locate the card you want to block.

2. Open the Transaction Details

  • Select the Transaction: In the search results, click on the transaction to see the relavant card information.
  • Verify Card Details: Ensure that the card details displayed are correct and match the card you intend to blacklist.

3. Action the blacklisting

  • Click "Block Card": Within the transaction details page, locate the "Block Card" option and select it.
  • Confirm the block: A confirmation prompt will appear. Confirm the action to finalize the blacklisting process.

4. Check Blacklist Status

Verify Blocked Status: On transaction reload, you should see the "Unblock Card" button. This confirms that the blacklisting was actioned.

Additional Notes

  • Blacklist Duration: Blacklisting is typically permanent unless manually removed.
  • Customer Notification: If applicable, inform the customer if their card has been blocked to prevent future confusion during transaction attempts.

How to Unblock a Blacklisted Card

1. Unblock the Card

  • Click "Unblock Card": Within the transaction details page, locate the "Block Card" option and select it.
  • Confirm Unblocking: A confirmation prompt will appear. Confirm the action to complete the unblocking process.

2. Verify Blacklist Status

Check Card Status: Once the transaction page reloads, look for the "Block Card" button. Its presence indicates that the card is no longer blacklisted and has been successfully unblocked.


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