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Having the same issue. Everything is up to date and paid. Bank has NOTHING to do with it. Current card is in good standing. It's a MS issue not recognizing the account is paid up and in good standing. It usually occurs after it tries to sneakily take the money out in the middle of the night and is declined. Then once the customer wakes up and sees what happened goes ahead and pays it. I personally have all my cards turned off so I don't get the 3am charge. I like to see what I am paying for. It's a YOU issue MS.

Hello Preetam,

Thanks for reaching out. I’m Adrian, a fellow Microsoft community member and independent advisor. I’ll do my best to assist you.

Please note that as part of the community, I don’t have access to your Microsoft account or billing system, so I can’t check your subscription or payment status directly. If needed, I may refer you to official Microsoft support to confirm whether your payment was successfully processed.

In the meantime, just a few quick questions to better understand the situation:

1. Have you already tried contacting your bank or payment provider to confirm if the charge went through successfully?
2. When you see the message about a payment issue, is it within Outlook directly or in your Microsoft account settings?
3. Have you tried signing in at https://account.microsoft.com/services to check if your subscription is still active?
4. Are you using a personal Microsoft account or a work/school account with Outlook?

Here's also what you can do.

****Go to https://account.microsoft.com/services.

Sign in with the account linked to your Outlook/Microsoft 365 subscription.

Kindly check if your subscription shows as active and if there are any alerts or messages about payment or renewal issues and if your payment method is up to date and valid.

Even if you’re fully paid, Microsoft may still show a warning if there was a past payment attempt that failed or a card that needs updating.

*****Try to update or reconfirm payment method
Go to https://account.microsoft.com/billing/payments.

Review your saved card or payment method.
Even if it looks fine, try removing and re-adding your payment method to initialize any pending payment or to reauthorize the payment to fix the issue. Don't worry, you won't be charged for this.

Or try adding a secondary method as backup.
Then restart Outlook and sign in again.

And here's how you can contact Microsoft Support by following these steps:
Visit https://support.microsoft.com/home/contact
Type "Your concern" in the search bar and press Enter
Scroll down and select "Sign in to contact support" (or "Contact Support" if you're already signed in)
Choose "Microsoft 365 and Office" under Product and Services.
Select "Billing and payment updates" under Category
Click "Chat with a support agent in your web browser," and click confirm.

Hope that helps. Please let me know if you still have questions.

Best regards,
Adrian A.