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Bezala Card - Show PIN

Bezala Card is a VISA Platinum Business credit card. Physical cards (Blue and Black) have a 4-digit PIN required for ATM withdrawals and certain point-of-sale transactions. Virtual Bezala Cards do not have PIN.

Written by Maria Tirkkonen

1. How to View Your PIN

You can view your card PIN directly in the Bezala mobile app:

  1. Go to Wallet, by clicking the card icon in the upper right-hand corner. If you have not visited Wallet-section before, it will ask you to set up the biometric login. Follow the instructions on your phone.

  2. Select your physical card (blue or black) in Wallet.

  3. Click on the "View PIN"-button under card details.

Note that PIN cannot be changed

2. Incorrectly entered PIN

If you have entered PIN incorrectly three times, to reset your PIN attempt count go to an ATM and make a Chip and PIN transaction e.g. cash withdrawal (which will not be complete).

3. Additional Wallet Features

From Bezala Wallet, you can also:

  • View full card number, expiry date, and CVV

  • Copy card details for online purchases by clicking square symbol next to detail you want to copy.

    • With copied details you can add card to Apple Pay or Google Pay

  • Lock/unlock your card

  • Check spending limits for card

4. Card Types

Type

PIN

Use Case

Physical Blue

Yes

In-store, ATM, online

Physical Black (Premium)

Yes

In-store, ATM, online

Virtual Card

No

Online purchases only, can be added to Google pay/Apple pay

Single-Use Virtual

No

One-time online purchase, can be added to Google pay/Apple pay

X. FAQ

Can I change my PIN?

PIN cannot be changed.

Do I need a PIN for contactless payments?

Small contactless payments typically don't require a PIN. Larger amounts may require PIN entry.

I forgot my PIN - what do I do?

Simply open Bezala Wallet, select your physical card and tap "Show PIN" - you can access it securely anytime.

Is viewing my PIN secure?

Yes. PIN viewing requires biometric authentication or passcode. The PIN is displayed temporarily.

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