How to Add Credit Card in Amazon?

How to Add Credit Card in Amazon?

To add a credit card to your Amazon account for Amazon Pay, follow these steps:

Go to Amazon Payments Website

• Visit the Amazon Payments website.

Log In

• Sign in to your Amazon account using your email address and password.

Access Account Settings

• Once you're logged in, click on "Edit My Account Settings." This option is typically found in the upper right-hand corner of the screen, often represented as your account name.

Manage Credit Cards

• Look for the section that says "Add, edit, or delete my credit cards" and click on it.

Enter Credit Card Information

• You will be directed to a page where you can enter your credit card information. You'll need to provide the following details:
  • Credit card number
  • Expiration date
  • Security code (CVV)
  • Cardholder name
  • Billing address (This should match the billing address associated with your credit card.)

Add the New Card

• After entering all the required information, click on the "Add New Card" or a similar button. This will save your credit card details to your Amazon account.

Verification

• Depending on your account settings and previous payment methods, you might need to verify the new credit card. Amazon may send a verification code to your registered email address or phone number. Follow the provided instructions to complete the verification.

What is Amazon Credit Card?

Amazon offers a range of credit cards tailored to meet different customer needs. These cards provide various benefits and rewards. The Amazon Visa card offers a 5% back on eligible purchases at Amazon.com, Whole Foods Market, Amazon Fresh, and Chase Travel for Prime members, 3% for non-Prime members, 2% back at restaurants, gas stations, and local transit & commuting, and 1% back on all other purchases. It comes with no annual fee and no foreign transaction fees.

The Amazon Store Card allows customers to shop at Amazon.com with special financing offers, and Prime members can receive 5% back on their Amazon.com purchases. It offers flexible pay-over-time options.

The Amazon Secured Card is designed to help build credit while shopping on Amazon. It offers 2% back on Amazon.com purchases for Prime members and has no annual fee.

For business customers, the Amazon Business American Express Card offers benefits like 5% back on U.S. purchases at Amazon Business, AWS, Amazon.com, and Whole Foods Market with eligible Prime membership, with varying terms and caps for Prime and non-Prime members. It also provides 2% back on select categories and has no annual fee. Each card has unique benefits, so customers can choose the one that aligns with their shopping preferences and needs.

Amazon Credit Card Customer Service

Amazon Credit Card Customer Service can be reached at (888) 247-4080. If you have an Amazon Store Card, you should call (866) 634-8379, as it's issued by a different bank. Here's how to contact Amazon Credit Card Customer Service:

• Call (888) 247-4080 or use the number on the back of your credit card.
• When prompted, you can either enter your credit card number or press the "0" key for assistance.
• Wait on the line until you are connected to a live customer service representative who can assist you with your inquiries or concerns.

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How Do I Change My Credit Card on Amazon App?

To change your credit card on the Amazon app, follow these steps:

Open the Amazon App

Launch the Amazon app on your mobile device.

Log In

If you're not already logged in, log in to your Amazon account using your credentials.

Access Your Account Settings

• Tap the three horizontal lines in the upper-left corner to open the side menu.
• Scroll down and tap on "Account."

Payment Options

• Under the "Account" section, find and tap on "Payment Options."

Edit or Change Credit Card

• You will see a list of your current payment methods. Locate the credit card you want to change and tap on it.

Edit Credit Card Information

• Once you've selected the credit card, you can edit its information. You can update the expiration date, name, and billing information associated with the card.

Confirm the Changes

• After making the necessary changes, review the information to ensure it's correct.
• Once you are satisfied with the updates, tap "Save" or "Confirm" to complete the changes.

What Are the Pros and Cons of Amazon Credit Card?

Pros of Amazon Credit Card

• Amazon credit cards offer cashback rewards and special financing options for eligible purchases. This can save you money on your Amazon purchases and make it easier to manage your budget.
• Many Amazon credit cards offer higher cashback percentages and additional benefits for Amazon Prime members, making them particularly attractive to frequent Amazon shoppers.
• Several Amazon credit cards have no annual fees, which can save you money compared to some other credit cards that charge annual fees.
• The Amazon Store Card allows you to finance your purchases over time, making it convenient for larger purchases.
• Some Amazon credit cards offer additional rewards on select promotional items, providing further value to cardholders.
• Amazon credit cards typically come with fraud protection and security features to help safeguard your purchases and financial information.

Cons  of Amazon Credit Card

• Amazon credit cards are primarily designed for Amazon purchases. While they may offer benefits for other categories, they may not be the best choice for general spending or travel rewards.
• If you carry a balance on your Amazon credit card, the high annual percentage rate (APR) can lead to significant interest charges.
• If you don't shop frequently on Amazon, the rewards and benefits of these cards may not be as appealing.
• Applying for a new credit card can temporarily impact your credit score, and mismanagement of credit cards can have long-term negative effects.
• Some customers have reported challenges in dealing with customer service for Amazon credit cards, especially for issues related to the Store Card.