I understand you have reached out to us mentioning you are having issues registering a selling account on Amazon due to credit card and bank account validation.
I request you to check the below mentioned points with regards to your credit card and bank account:
-Is the credit card valid?
-Is there a minimum charge amount?
-Are you using a pre-paid card? (Note: Use of a pre-paid card is not accepted for a selling account.)
-Does the bank have a record of the charge attempt?
-Are there bank limits or policies that prevent the charge attempt from being authorized?
-Is there any incorrect credit card information entered? (Note: All the credit card information entered such as number, name, address, ZIP code, or expiration date must be an exact match with your card details.)
-Is this chargeable in the currency of the Amazon marketplace where you registered your seller account?
Until the card verification problem is resolved, Amazon won't be able to process any payments for your account.
Reasons for bank account rejection:
Following are a few common reasons for a bank account rejection:
-The information entered for the Deposit Method Information does not match the bank account information. You entered information for a US checking account, but the bank's 9-digit routing number, your bank account number, or the numbers from the bottom of the check were mistyped. Confirm and re-enter the information.
-Your bank is not located in a country supported by Amazon Currency Converter or Hyperwallet.
-You entered the numbers from the bottom of a deposit slip instead of a check. Although these are often the same, in some cases they might not be. Re-enter the numbers using a check.
-Your new bank account validation fails. This happens when details of new bank account added is not correct and you need to enter another valid bank account for the same.
Common issues encountered while adding a new bank account information:
-If the country you want to select is not listed in the Bank