What Happens to Your Blink Charging Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Balance
Claim remaining funds
RFID Card
Deactivate card
Home Charger
Transfer if owned
Step-by-Step Guide
Claim account balance
Check the Blink account for any remaining wallet balance and request a refund.
Cancel RFID card
Deactivate the Blink RFID charging card to prevent unauthorized use.
Close account
Remove stored payment methods and contact Blink support to close the account.
Document Now Checklist
- Blink account email and password
- Wallet balance
- RFID card number
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Note your electric and gas company names, account numbers, and monthly billing amounts.
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Return rented equipment (modem, router, cable boxes) promptly to avoid equipment charges that can be $100-300+.
Cell Phone
Do NOT cancel the phone line immediately — the number may be needed to receive 2FA codes for other accounts. Keep it active for 30-60 days.
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