Are there any restrictions on how I can use my Indiana Visa Debit Card?

The Indiana Visa Debit Card, which is part of the EPPICard program, does have certain restrictions regarding its use. Primarily, the card is intended for the receipt of state payments such as child support or unemployment benefits. It can be used for both point-of-sale transactions and online purchases where Visa is accepted. However, users should be aware of daily spending limits and withdrawal limits, which can vary depending on the specific guidelines set by the issuing agency. Additionally, the card cannot be used for certain types of transactions, including but not limited to, international purchases in some cases, or to withdraw cash from certain ATMs that may not be part of the card’s network. It is also important to ensure the card has sufficient funds available for any transaction, as attempting to exceed the balance may result in a declined transaction. Furthermore, users are advised to review the terms and conditions provided during the card's issuance for any specific limitations, as these may vary by state or agency. For detailed and current information, it may be beneficial to visit the EPPICard website.