The decline code 65, indicating “Exceeds withdrawal limit,” means that the transaction being attempted exceeds the withdrawal or spending limit set for the credit card.

The decline code “64: Transaction does not fulfill AML requirement” for a credit card transaction indicates that the transaction has been flagged and rejected due

The decline code 63 for a credit card transaction typically means “Security violation.” This code is used when a transaction fails due to the detection

The decline code “62: Invalid/restricted service code” on a credit card transaction typically means that the card being used is not authorized for the type

The decline code 61, “Exceeds approval amount limit,” indicates that the transaction amount exceeds the maximum amount set by the card issuer for a single

The decline code 59, labeled as “Suspected Fraud,” indicates that a credit card transaction has been declined because the transaction appears to be potentially fraudulent.

The decline code “58: Transaction not permitted—terminal” indicates that the credit card transaction attempted is not allowed on the terminal where it was processed. This

The decline code 57: Transaction Not Permitted—Card typically means that the card issuer has declined the transaction because the cardholder has attempted to make a

The decline code 53, which states “No savings account,” typically means that the transaction attempted with a credit card is trying to access a savings

The decline code 52 usually indicates that a transaction has been declined because the card used does not have a linked checking account. This can