Add a card in PayPal's own wallet when you want to use it through an eligible PayPal checkout. This stores the payment method in your PayPal account. It does not by itself pay a Nabtech invoice or change the funding method on every existing automatic-payment agreement.
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01 Link the card
- Sign in directly to the official PayPal website or app.
- Open Wallet and choose Link a debit or credit card, or the equivalent card-addition action in the app.
- Enter the required card and billing details directly into PayPal. Use information that matches the issuer's records.
- Complete any verification requested by PayPal or the card issuer. Follow the current on-screen instructions for a confirmation charge or banking challenge if one is required.
- Check that the card appears in the wallet with the expected last digits and expiry information.
02 Use it for the intended payment
Return to the Nabtech invoice and select the card during an eligible PayPal checkout. For an existing recurring agreement, review that merchant's funding method separately. A newly linked card does not necessarily replace an old one in the agreement.
What should I check if PayPal will not link my card?
Check the details, billing address and issuer restrictions. Read the exact PayPal message and contact the appropriate provider if verification remains blocked. Do not submit repeated guesses or send the complete card number to our support team.
Keep PayPal and your device secured with strong authentication. If a card is lost or compromised, contact the issuer promptly and review affected billing arrangements. Removing a card from a wallet is not the same as reporting a compromised card to its issuer.