Important information about credit card payment changes - frequently asked questions
Card schemes such as Visa and Mastercard in order to further protect cardholders from fraud, have mandated that if a company wants to accept card payments they must enhance its process called “tokenisation”.
Basically, tokenisation is a security measure that adds an extra level of safety to sensitive credit card data. In credit card tokenisation, the customer’s card number is replaced with a series of randomly-generated numbers, which is called the “token. Future payments are taken against this “token”.
The Clubs’ card processing partner Worldpay, is able to add tokens to members cards whose initial transaction was taken after the 1st January 2018, however for cards prior to this date they are unable to complete this task, therefore members are being asked to update/provide their card details to ensure that future payments can be processed.
Frequently asked questions
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What is it - banking/payment regulations?
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Will this affect my payment?
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Am I still covered if my payment is late?
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How do I change my payment method?
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Why have I received my renewal documents?
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Is this a scam?
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Will my payments come out each month/annual renewal?
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What are my payment options?
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How can I stop this from happening again?
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Why have I received a call/text/email from the Club about my Caravan Cover payments?
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Can I update my credit/debit card details online?
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Will my Cover be cancelled due to these new payment regulations?
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What can I do if my payment is rejected?