A reloadable card is different from a debit card because your reloadable card is not linked to your checking account. It is different from a credit card because the money that is on your reloadable card is funded by you. Your reloadable card is different from a gift card because the gift card is a one-time use card (it cannot be reloaded). For more details visit the Visa Gift and Reloadable Cards page on our website.
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Modified on: Wed, 22 Feb, 2023 at 2:59 PM
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