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10 Οκτ 2022 · Validate the identification before re-entering. Transaction was previously processed in Certegy's system. The client's account information does not exist or has been deactivated in Certegy's system. Reattempt the transaction. If the issue persists, contact Certegy Client Relations at 800-237-7506.
13 Απρ 2007 · Reason Code 2: "Some other reason for denial" (which Certegy usually won't disclose, other than to say that it's not that you have a bad check history). One verified example: the person lacked a previous history of writing checks. Code 2 seems to be the most common one. Reason Code 3: Appears to mean that the check "seems risky."
21 Μαΐ 2024 · The client's account information does not exist or has been deactivated in Certegy's system. Reattempt the transaction. If the issue persists, contact Certegy Client Relations at 800-237-7506.
Certegy could not approve your transaction. Please call Customer Care at 833-293-3131. HTTP Page 402: 0408: NR: Check Approved: Your CashLine transaction has been approved. HTTP Page 200: 0412: AA. Declined (High Risk) Certegy could not approve your transaction. Please call Customer Care at 833-293-3131. HTTP Page 402: 0413: NR: Errors in ...
6 ημέρες πριν · The answer begins with Certegy's three decline codes: Negative Information on File – This often means Certegy deemed one or more previous checks with the same routing number and account number questionable.
Certegy Deny Code 2 – Lack of History. Deny Code 2 is the most common reason for a merchant to deny a check. This code is less an indicator of fraudulent activity from the check-writer and has more to do with potential risks from the merchant in the past and other locations nearby.
There are three general reasons why a decline recommendation, or other non-approval response, may be provided when a check is presented for cashing 1. Negative Information on File - Typically this is due to the fact that another check drawn on the same routing and account number or associated with the identification of the consumer presenting ...
