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If your device has been lost or stolen, you can prevent unauthorised payments being made with your card on Apple Pay by:

Locking your phone remotely by using the Find My Device feature
Permanently erasing all the data on your device remotely by using Apple's Find My Device feature
Reporting your card lost or stolen via online banking; our mobile app; contact centre or branch.

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