The payment card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043. Expiration dates cannot be in the past.

I love Apple products and i can’t imagine my life without use Apple product but I was try to link debit cards to my iPhone and it keep said © Expiration dates can't be in the past. The credit card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043. Why please I need help with it

chijioke114 Said:

"The payment card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043. Expiration dates cannot be in the past."

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What exactly are you trying to do here? How does "2043" come in to play here?

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The payment card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043

why and is the same with the crd expiration date

If your card lasts for 4 years at a time, that would not be a problem. The requirement is that that you have a card that has not already expired. For a card issued in 2022 that lasts until 2026, the expiration year would be 2026 - not 2022.

If the bank gave you a card that lasted for 40 years at a time, the 2043 could be a problem, but I doubt that you are in that boat.

wanczy wrote:

Expiration dates can't be in the past. The credit card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043..please can you help me out

This question was already answered earlier in the thread.

If, after reading the thread, you still can't figure it out, contact Apple and your bank.

[EDIT: The original question was from April, but I see that someone else bumped the thread with the same question just today.]

felicial144 wrote:

I love Apple products and i can’t imagine my life without use Apple product but I was try to link debit cards to my iPhone and it keep said © Expiration dates can't be in the past. The credit card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043. Why please I need help with it

If your debit or credit card expired before 2023, it is no longer a valid payment method. That is why Apple will not accept it. If you entered the date from an expired card, and your bank has already sent you a new card that has a later expiration date, then

• Sign the new card
• Activate the new card with your bank (if instructed to do so by your bank)
• Cut up the old card and throw it away
• Start carrying the new card
• Re-enter the payment information, complete with the new, valid expiration date

If you have an expired card and the bank has not sent you a new card, that is a matter for you to resolve with your bank.

If by chance you have a valid expiration date (say, one in 2024), and you entered the year in shorthand form (24), the computer might be concluding that your card has already expired (because 24 < 2023). In this case, entering the payment information with the full year (2024) should fix the problem (because 2024 >= 2023).

Abt telling what’s MM/YYYY is between 2023 2043

praise167 wrote:

Am trying to buy iCloud storage but is telling me that the expiring date must be between 2024 and 2044

If you are entering the year as something like 25, stop doing that. Enter it as 2025.

I haven't checked this form in particular, but sometimes the developers of a computer-based form expect you to enter a two-digit year (a shortcut), and other times, they expect you to enter a four-digit one.

If the form expects a four-digit year and you enter something like 25, it may fail the validation test and you could get an error message. 25 is not between 2024 and 2044. The only reason it would be accepted is if the form is set up to accept a two-digit year and implicitly add the leading "20". It is not the number of digits printed on the back of your card, but the number of digits that the form expects, that matters.

DId you perhaps enter the credit card expiration year as '23' in a form that was expecting '2023'?

You are correct.

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Expiration dates can't be in the past. The credit card expiration year must be between 2023 and 2043..please can you help me out

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