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If someone paying me gets a "no match" or "close match", what do I do?

If the person paying you receives a "no match" or a "close match", they should double-check the details with you or your customer to make sure they are correct.

Keep in mind that a "no match" doesn't always mean the details are wrong‍—‌it can also mean the account couldn't be checked, for example because the account holder has opted out of CoP.

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Written by Shanzé Ijaz MunirUpdated 24 August 2026

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