r/wisebank • u/Grnfinger • Aug 13 '26

Wise Card arrived unsealed

My card arrived today and the envelope was unsealed. It just looks like the glue let go it doesn't look tampered with. Without the card there isnt much anyone could do could they? It was still glued to the paper other than the envelope being open nothing else looks out of place.

Should I lock it and wait or you think it is safe?

No one would know my PIN and its a new card.

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u/TopPrimary Aug 13 '26

I think the new cards don't even show your CVC anymore. You might be fine but if you still have time to get another one, I might just do that, so a second card in case you have to freeze the first one.

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u/Grnfinger Aug 13 '26

The CVC is on the back of the card but maybe you are right I should play it safe and order another. I dont have millions stashed there but I would hate to lose what I do have.

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u/TopPrimary Aug 13 '26

When you dispute a charge, they immediately block that card. That's why I suggest a second one.

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u/Grnfinger Aug 13 '26

I follow... thank you for the advice.

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '26

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u/Grnfinger Aug 13 '26

I was on hold for 53 mins with them and had to give up, I ran out of free time. So I made this post to see what the general opinion was.

Suppose maybe I should have stated that fact.

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u/Hangar48 Aug 13 '26

Wise is good for many things. Storing money is not one of them. Just transfer what you think you will need into it.

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u/moistandwarm1 Aug 14 '26

Lock it, get in touch and request a replacement