SBI CB card - Visa provisioning service 0 charge
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There is this visa provisioning charge on every transaction in the new sbi cb card. Its 0rs but What is it? Visa fee?Anyone with same charges? Or is it a new card thing?
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9847902
Yes.. I too got similar Rs 0 transactions on my new SBI SimplyClick card today.
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9847945
one of them was a pos transaction which didn't go through. But what you say makes sense.
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Visa provisioning charge is a zero-amount verification fee that Visa uses to confirm cardholder information.
In other words, it is a 0 amount assessment that gets charged to the credit card statement in order to confirm that the cardholder information provided is correct. This protects the cardholder from their card being used fraudulently
In place of exposing your card number, this security measure replaces it with another identifier known as a token
This token allows merchants to process your payment without ever compromising your unique card details
This is nothing that you need to be concerned about. The line item may appear in statement , but no direct charges comes along with it & might as well drop off from statements in few days
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9848060
So weird seeing it only in this card and not other visa cards. So there is a chance they will stop putting this in the Statement.
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Sbi cc ka roj kuch na kuch lga he rehta hai
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9848459
The visa provisioning charge disappeared after the transactions settled. There you go guys...
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I think it is for saving tokenised credit card details in merchant app/site
Visa provisioning charge is a zero-amount verification fee that Visa uses to confirm cardholder information.
In other words, it is a 0 amount assessment that gets charged to the credit card statement in order to confirm that the cardholder information provided is correct. This protects the cardholder from their card being used fraudulently
In place of exposing your card number, this security measure replaces it with another identifier known as a token
This token allows merchants to process your payment without ever compromising your unique card details
This is nothing that you need to be concerned about. The line item may appear in statement , but no direct charges comes along with it & might as well drop off from statements in few days
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