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Clover Recurring Payments Failed? Fix Your Subscriptions

Failed recurring payments mean cash flow disruption and awkward conversations with customers about failed charges. Your subscription billing needs to be reliable.

Quick Fixes to Try Right Now

1

Check Card Expiration

Cards on file may have expired. Contact customers to update their payment information.

2

Verify Sufficient Funds

Declined payments often mean insufficient funds. The customer's card may be maxed out.

3

Review Recurring Settings

Ensure the recurring plan is still active and properly configured in your recurring billing settings.

4

Check for Account Holds

Customer accounts may have fraud holds blocking recurring charges. Contact your processor for details.

5

Retry the Payment

Use the retry function to attempt the charge again after the customer confirms card validity.

Still Having Issues? Compare Your Options

Feature Clover CapClover
Customer Support Long hold times, unresponsive Your assigned rep's direct line
Business Funding Limited or no options Up to $500,000
Approval Time Weeks or denied Same-day decisions
Hidden Fees Frequently reported Transparent pricing
Contract Terms Early termination fees Flexible terms

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my Clover recurring payments keep failing?
Recurring payments fail due to expired cards, insufficient funds, fraud holds, or issues with the recurring billing configuration.
How do I set up recurring payments on Clover?
Use a recurring billing app from Clover App Market, save customer cards on file, and create recurring schedules.
What's the best recurring billing solution?
Many businesses prefer dedicated subscription management platforms with better retry logic and customer communication features.