Why is my Arro card frozen and how can I resolve it?

Monet
Monet
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An Arro card may become frozen due to several security and account-related circumstances. Common reasons include: 

 

  • Suspicious transaction attempts, 
  • Payments submitted from closed bank accounts, 
  • Accounts that have not had successful payment for over 90 days.

When a card is frozen, all new transactions will be declined to protect your account and financial security.

To resolve a frozen card status, contact Arro's support team at support@arrofinance.com. The resolution process will vary depending on the reason for the freeze. 

For security-related freezes, the support team will verify the customer's identity and recent account activity. For payment-related freezes, customers will need to resolve any outstanding payment issues before the card can be unfrozen.

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