What are common card transaction decline codes?
Receiving a decline on your credit card machine may be rare, however, it's important to know what type of decline codes you may receive while processing. If a credit card has been declined, the machine will print and/or display a decline code on the receipt/screen. Please use see below the most common decline and reason codes:
| Declined code | Explanation |
|---|
| 97 | Invalid CVV |
| 78 | No Such Account Exists |
| 65 | Customer Has Exceeded Activity Limit |
| 63 | Card Is Restricted |
| 62 | Restricted SIC Code |
| 61 | Customer Has Exceeded Withdrawal Limit |
| 57 | Service Not Allowed |
| 54 | Card Has Expired |
| 51 | There Are Insufficient Funds |
| 19 | Re-Enter Information |
| 15 | No Such Issuer |
| 14 | Card Number Is Invalid |
| 13 | Card Amount Is Invalid |
| 12 | Invalid Transaction |
| 05 | Do Not Honor |
| 04 | Merchant Should Keep Card |
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