Often, when you a placing an order with a credit card you will be asked for your billing address and zip code. That is the zip code that is listed on your credit card statement.
Zip code is for security. Zip code of billing address on card.
It is your own zip code, or the zip code provided within your account from your bank.
It is the 5 digit zip code to where your bill goes to.
A billing ZIP Code is the 5-digit U.S. postal code for the U.S. billing address for a purchase. If you are ordering something online and it insists on a billing ZIP Code, you probably will not be able to order it through that website unless you have a credit card with a U.S. billing address. (You might try entering 00000 as the billing ZIP Code, but it is unlikely to work.) However, you may be able to contact the company directly to see if it is possible to order from the UK, or if there is another supplier that will accept orders from the UK.
The zip code associated with the credit card will be the billing address you set up with the company when you signed up for the card and the address where the statements are sent. Typically this will be the zip code associated with your home address. If you're not sure what address is associated with the account, try calling the bank or looking up the account information on the bank's website.
Your MasterCard credit card should not have your Zip Code anywhere on it, in human-readable form.
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The zip code for a cell is typically the zip code on the billing statement.
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All merchants do. they want to see what area you are in. Some survey to debate whether or not they should put a store up in your area. Others do it to send out mailers to advertise. you can tell them you do not want to give it to them.
Sounds like you're trying to buy something, or set up an user account with someone who wants to know where the person listed on the credit card lives. And they're asking for the zip code as it's a part of a home, or office address - if you're in America, at least. (almost) All places have something similar, but not all call them zip codes.