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Debit card overlap period

I received new Co-op debit card this morning, valid from 09/18 and used it for a small contactless purchase in a shop.

A couple of hours later, I made a payment through the Barclaycard app, (where details of debit cards are saved) and used the CVV from my old card valid to end 10/18.

In the past I've always destroyed 'old' card on receipt of the new one. Is it standard practice to be able to use 2 cards concurrently on the same account during the overlap period?

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  • pinkdalek
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    Yes as the old card has not expired yet.
  • PRAISETHESUN
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    The old card has not yet expired and so it is still valid - you can use either to make purchases.
  • badger09
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    pinkdalek wrote: »
    Yes as the old card has not expired yet.

    Thanks

    I'd assumed that once the new one had been used, the old one would automatically be deactivated.
  • pinkdalek
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    Never assume.
  • Shakin_Steve
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    When I sent my new debit card from Barclays, I was told the old one would be cancelled as soon as I used the new one. That makes perfect sense to me.
    I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.
  • EarthBoy
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    When I sent my new debit card from Barclays, I was told the old one would be cancelled as soon as I used the new one. That makes perfect sense to me.

    I don't think many other banks work that way. From my experience the old card will usually still work until its expiry date.
  • badger09
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    pinkdalek wrote: »
    Never assume.

    Point taken
  • stclair
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    I’m with First Direct and when I received my new card after it’s first use it will cancel the old one.
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