Support if your payment holiday has ended
If you have had a payment holiday in place, here are some ways we can support you now that it’s ended.
The quickest way to speak to us is by giving us a call. You can also send us a message from the ‘Help’ section of the Barclaycard app if you need help, or contact us.
You can also check how our services are working at any time.
If you have had a payment holiday in place, here are some ways we can support you now that it’s ended.
If you’ve used your Barclaycard to pay for a trip or event that’s now been cancelled, you might be able to claim your money back (conditions apply).
If your plans have changed and you’ve been refunded to your Barclaycard as a result, you can ask us to transfer the credit balance to your bank account.
If you can’t make it to a branch, our app and online servicing are available to help you manage your account 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – great if you’re staying at home.
We’ve created some useful step-by-step guides to help you get started – from registering and logging in, to paying your bill and setting up a Direct Debit.
If you’re suffering any hardship, or worried about getting into financial difficulty, you’ll find more information on our money worries page, along with details of how to get in touch if you have any questions.
Fraudsters are using the publicity around coronavirus as cover for scams. Don’t disclose any personal or financial information – we’ll never ask you to share your passcodes or PINs with us.
We’ve updated the contactless limit to £100 to make it easier for you to make payments with your Barclaycard instead of cash. Just check the retailer has increased their limits before you pay. You can also set up Apple Pay and Google Pay on your device.
Find what you need to help you manage your money, accounts and products with us during the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation.
We’ll keep you informed of how to manage your Barclaycard, provide help and support on finances and travel, and give you tips on staying safe from fraud.
We’re committed to supporting the Government’s #YouAreNotAlone campaign, raising awareness about domestic abuse. Often linked to financial abuse, we want you to know we’re here to help.