PayPal keeps asking for a Credit Card
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I have a credit card linked to my account, it is verified. But PayPal keeps asking me for me to link a credit card every time I want to make a payment it’s kinda getting annoying if anyone has any answers please reply
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Is it a card paypal accept?
Is it a card with available funds on?
Have you confirmed the card with the 4 digit code when you added it?
Does the billing address of the card match the address on your paypal account?
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Kudos / Solution appreciated.
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Hey @Pristh,
Oh no! It sounds like your card may be being blocked by our internal security. If this is the case, it won't be available to make purchases, and we'll ask you to use a different payment method. Is the purchase you're trying to make larger than your typical transactions? Have you just recently added the card and are attempting to use it for the first time? I would suggest trying to clear your cache and cookies, and ensuring your browser is up to date. Hopefully the issue is resolved soon!
- Ashley M
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