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How do I update my Credit Card email address?

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In order to stay current with your credit card at BayPort. We recommended keeping your email address that is used for your credit card up-to-date. To update your credit card email address please follow these steps:

  • First log into eBranch.
  • Within eBranch select the "Credit Card" tab
  • Under the credit card section select the card number you need to update from the dropdown to be taken to our credit card site.
  • Click "Online Account Profile" in the left hand navigation menu
  • Then select "Manage Email Address"
  • The screen will now display your current email address information; you can add a new address, delete an address or update a current address.
Last Update: Feb 13, 2012
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