My Cash Passport has been lost/stolen, what should I do?
Last Updated: 05 Jul 2016
24/7 Global Emergency assistance is provided by Cash Passport for lost or stolen cards or if you are unable to access your money.
For Global Emergency Assistance phone number:
Within New Zealand: 0800 444 691 (local call)
Overseas: +44207 649 9404 (call charges apply)
Available 24 hours, 7 days a week
The Multi-currency Cash Passport™ (“Cash Passport”) is an unsecured debt security issued by Travelex Card Services Limited, a member of the Travelex group. Cash Passport is not guaranteed by any member of the Travelex group or any other entity. Before you make a decision to acquire a Cash Passport, we recommend you to read the Product Disclosure Statement which is available free of charge at www.cashpassport.co.nz.
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