How to View Transaction Details
To view your transaction details: Sign in to online banking and select View Account.
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To view your transaction details: Sign in to online banking and select View Account.
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To view your transaction history and past statements:
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A pending transaction is a recent transaction that hasn’t been posted to your account yet. It usually takes 2-5 business days for a pending transaction to officially post to your account.
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If you were charged more than once for the same purchase, you must first contact the merchant and try to resolve the issue directly with them.
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Note: Make sure to wait until the transaction has posted as transaction details can change while a transaction is pending.
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A transaction dispute happens when you disagree with a transaction that's been charged to your account as the result of an error or a disagreement between you and the merchant.
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You may have noticed that your credit card statement has a new look.
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Your statement is a document that details all of the transactions that have posted to your account in one month.
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To view your statements online: Sign in to online banking. Don’t have an account? Sign up now.
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You can sign up to go paperless, which means you’ll only receive your statements and documents electronically through your Capital One online banking account.
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To download your previous statements:
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You can make a payment electronically through your bank’s online banking platform.
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Our pre-authorized debit service is available to Capital One Mastercard®.
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The fastest and most convenient way to send in your security funds for your Secured Card is to use the bill payment feature in your bank’s online banking system.
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When you receive a replacement card for a lost or stolen card, it will have a new card number on it.
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When you’re waiting for a new card to arrive, you can make a payment to your old card number and the funds will be transferred over to the new account.
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Any payments made from outside of Canada must be made from a Canadian bank account.
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A balance transfer can save you money by transferring your higher-interest balances from other credit cards, store cards and loans to your Capital One® credit card.
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You can transfer any amount up to your available credit limit. It’s a good idea to keep some of your available credit limit open to cover any interest or annual fees that may be charged.
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