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Indigo Platinum Card Login, Registration And Lost Password Guide (2022)

If you own a MyIndigo Card but do not know much about its card activation and login guide, then this article will help you to get all the information.

Read this entire article and you will have complete information about your card, from managing your card via phone to access the card portal.

This card has many benefits like, with 24/7 account access- you can check activity that take place in your account anytime and you can pay your bills online. It reports to all three major credit bureaus: TransUnion, Equifax and Experian. That’s ideal for if you are trying to build credit because these bureaus collect the information used to calculate your credit scores.

The official name of the card is MyIndigoCard. It is available on the Indigo Platinum main page right at www.myindigocard.com

Indigo Mastercard is issued by Celtic Bank and serviced by Genesis FS Card Services, Inc. The website name is www.indigocard.com and they offer financial services.

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MyIndigo Card Registration

If you want to receive all services provided by Indigo credit card. You need to activate your credit card on the website www.myindigo.com. Here are the steps you need to follow for the activation of your card:

Go to site indigo.myfinanceservice.com from your web browser
Once the page opens, click on ‘Register’ shown at the top right of the screen.
Next you have to enter some information like, Account Number, Date of Birth and your Social Security Number.
After entering all the information, click on ‘Next’ to proceed.
After completion of all these steps your card will be activated.

MyIndigo Card Login

After your card activation, next thing to do is login to your account, so that you’ll get all the information of your account. Just follow these steps to login to your account:

Go to site indigo.myfinanceservice.com from your web browser.
Once the page opens, click on ‘Sign in’ shown at top right of the screen.
Next enter login credentials – user id and password.
Click on ‘Log in’ and you will be logged into your account.

Make sure your login information is accurate, if you continuously enter wrong information then your account will be locked for 15minutes.

How To Retrieve A Lost Credit Card Password And User ID

If you have lost your credit card user ID and password in some way, there is no need to worry, just follow these to get your login information back:

Go to indigo.myfinanceservice.com from you web browser.
Click on ‘Sign in’ shown at top right of the screen.
Once the page opens, you will see ‘Forgot your Username/Password?‘ right below your ‘Login’ button, click on it .
It’ll open a new page from which you can get back your username by entering few information like, your Email ID, Last 4 digit of your account, your SSN and Date of birth.
After that you can reset your password by entering information – username, last 4 digit of your account, social security number and date of birth.
After completion of all these steps you’ll get your login information back.

Activating The Myindigo Card Via Mobile

Now you can activate you Myindigo card via mobile. All you need to do is follow these steps:

To activate your card, dial 1-866-946-9545.
Do not forget to add # in customer service number.
Give all the information required for card activation to customer service agent.
After that your card will be activated soon.

Customer Service Number

If you have any question related to your Myindigo Card, call these numbers for help:

Customer service – 1866-946-9545

Toll Number: 866-946-9545

Lost Department: 888-260-4532

Fax Number: 503-268-4711

Conclusion

As mentioned above in the article, now you have all the information related to Myindigo card. This article has all the information, hopefully you enjoyed reading this article and it clear all your doubts.

5 months ago

Myrtle Knox

Myrtle Knox is an award-winning reporter, editor, and writer. Her stories about banking, credit cards, insurance, economics, small business, and other subjects have been featured by the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Bankrate, Credit Karma, Bookmarks Magazine, FOX Business, CNBC, Yahoo! Finance, and dozens of major U.S. newspapers. Her articles have been cited in seven nonfiction books and two U.S. Congressional hearings. She edits nonfiction, memoir, and fiction, and contributes to Kirkus Reviews. Marcie holds a bachelor’s degree in English from UCLA and MBA from Pepperdine University.