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The common causes of an expired credit card are:
- The date or time on your computer is incorrect.
- The expiration date saved in the Customer Center doesn’t match what’s on the credit card.
- Your credit card is expired or no longer active.
To ensure the date and time are right, you can reach out to your computer manufacturer or their support site for help. Then, sign out from QuickBooks Online, and then sign in again.
Edit a customer's credit card information in QuickBooks Online to match the expiration date. After that, check with your customer to ensure their credit card information is accurate, or get new card details.
Once done, process the credit card payment again if needed.
If the problem persists, you can contact our Payments Support so they can investigate this matter and find a resolution.
Check out this article for more details about an expired credit card error: Fix the expired credit card error.
Learn more on what to do if customers whose credit card payments get declined: Fix customer's declined credit card payments.
I'm more than willing to help if you have any other concerns with QB Payments tasks, such as processing credit card payments and other transactions. I'll ensure your needs are taken care of.
