Your virtual card has three key details you'll use whenever you make a payment. Here's what each one means.
PAN (card number)
This is the 16-digit number on your card. You'll enter it whenever you're asked for your "card number" during an online payment.
Expiration date
A 4-digit date showing the month and year your card is valid until (MM/YY). You'll need to enter this alongside your card number for most online payments.
CVV (security code)
A 3-digit code used as an extra layer of security when you pay online. You'll be asked for it at checkout alongside your card number and expiration date.
Keep these details safe
Your PAN, expiration date, and CVV together are all someone needs to spend from your card. Treat them the same way you'd treat cash or a password:
Never share them over email, chat, or with anyone who contacts you claiming to be from Manza or your bank
Only enter them on trusted, secure websites when making a purchase
If you temporarily lose access to your card, or believe an unauthorized party may have your details, you can freeze your card at any time to stop new transactions
If your card is lost, stolen, or compromised, you can create a new card or report the card as lost/stolen
See Managing Your Card(s) for how to freeze, replace, or report a card.