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The billing address on your credit card and the mailing address on your tax return have to match or you will get an error for paying with a credit card.
If they are not the same then change your mailing address to your billing address. Click on My Info on the left side of the screen. Edit you mailing address and Continue. Go back to the File section to make your payment.
After the payment has been approved, go back to My Info and change the address back to the original.
TurboTax’s payment processor is extremely strict. Even a small difference between your tax return address and your bank’s billing address can trigger a silent decline.
The Fix: Go to the My Info section in the left menu. Temporarily change your mailing address to match the exact billing address your bank has on file (e.g., if the bank uses "Apt 4B" but you wrote "Unit 4-B").
Try the payment again. Once it goes through, you can change your address back to your correct mailing address before you hit the final "Submit" button.
If your debit card continues to fail, you can avoid using a card altogether by having the TurboTax fees deducted directly from your federal refund.
The Fix: In the File section, under Step 1: Review your order, look for the option to Pay with your refund (sometimes called "Refund Processing Service").
Note: There is an additional service fee for this option, but it will allow you to file immediately without needing a working debit card today.
Sometimes the system "locks" the payment field after too many failed attempts as a fraud prevention measure.
The Fix: Log out of TurboTax completely. Clear your browser’s cache and cookies, or open an Incognito/Private window. Log back in and try one more time. This often resets the secure "handshake" between Intuit and your bank.
If you are still stuck: You can call the dedicated Billing Support line at 1-800-446-8848. Tell the agent you have a "payment block" and they can manually clear the flag on your account so your card will be accepted.
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