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Reporting Lost and Stolen Credit Cards

Credit card holders are always advised to take care of their credit cards but what if your card is lost or was stolen from you? The best thing to do is to report the loss to your card issuer as soon as possible. Here are the telephone numbers of popular card issuing banks in the Philippines. You can call these numbers to report your lost or stolen credit cards, debit cards and even cheques.
HSBC: (02) 85-800 or 1-800-1-888-8555

BPI: 1-800-188-89100

Citibank 995-9999 (Metro Manila); 234-9999 (Cebu); (02) 995-9999 (other provinces) and + 63 (2) 995-9999 (abroad)

RCBC Bankard 1-800-10-888-1888 or 888-1-888 Metro Manila

BDO and EPCI: 84911 and 6318000
Reporting lost and stolen cards as soon as possible to the bank issuer may help mitigate issues of unauthorized usage. Regardless of who uses the credit card, the account balance will be paid solely by the account holder if the loss is not reported ASAP. Unlike heir loans that are more like a cash advance among heirs, credit cards can incur interest when unpaid on due dates.