What Does It Mean When Cash App Says Card Shipped?
Understand your Cash App card's journey after it ships, from status update to successful delivery in your hands.
The Cash App Card allows users to access their funds. After ordering, users monitor its delivery status. A “card shipped” notification indicates the physical card is moving towards its destination.
Understanding the “Card Shipped” Status
When Cash App indicates “card shipped,” the physical card has been produced and dispatched. This status confirms the card has left the fulfillment facility and is now in transit through the postal service to the user’s registered address. It is no longer in a pending or processing state at the issuer’s end. The “card shipped” status denotes the initiation of the delivery phase by the postal carrier.
Anticipating Card Delivery
Following the “card shipped” notification, Cash App Cards are typically sent via standard mail through the U.S. Postal Service. Delivery usually takes approximately 7 to 10 business days from the shipping date.
Factors such as weekends, federal holidays, or unexpected postal service delays can influence the exact arrival time. Users should regularly check their mailbox or designated delivery location during this period. The card typically arrives in a plain white envelope, often without prominent Cash App branding, to ensure security.
Monitoring Your Card’s Journey
Direct, real-time tracking for Cash App cards is generally limited. Unlike packages sent via express couriers, standard mail often lacks detailed step-by-step tracking updates. Users should primarily rely on the Cash App itself for any updated delivery estimates.
The application may provide an estimated delivery window or update its status once the card is closer to its destination. Check the in-app status periodically for any changes.
Resolving Non-Delivery Issues
If the Cash App Card does not arrive within the expected 10-14 business days after receiving the “card shipped” notification, users should take specific actions. The first step involves verifying the shipping address listed in the Cash App profile to ensure accuracy. If the address is correct, the card may be considered lost in transit.
Users can then report the missing card directly through the Cash App support channels. This typically involves navigating to the card section within the app and selecting an option to report a lost or undelivered card. Cash App support will provide guidance on ordering a replacement card, which usually results in the deactivation of the original card to prevent unauthorized use.