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# How to add and manage saved credit cards

### <mark style="color:$primary;">Overview</mark>

PayCargo allows customers to securely save credit cards to their accounts for faster checkout. Once a card is saved, you can select it as a payment method without entering the card details for each transaction.

You can also save multiple cards, set a default card, rename saved cards, or remove cards that are no longer in use.

### <mark style="color:$primary;">How it works</mark>

<i class="fa-plus-large">:plus-large:</i> **Add a credit card**

1. Log in to your PayCargo account.
2. Navigate to the Funds section in your dashboard to view available limits and manage saved credit cards.
3. In the Credit Card tab select, “New Credit Card” to add a new credit card.
4. Enter the required credit card information then click Save Card to add it to your saved cards list.

To make managing your cards easier, you can:

* Select the **star icon** to set a card as your default.
* Select the **edit icon** to rename a card.
* Select the **delete icon** to remove a card.

<i class="fa-credit-card-front">:credit-card-front:</i> **Use a saved credit card**

1. Start the checkout or payment process for your transaction.
2. Select your preferred saved credit card as the payment method.
3. Review the payment details.
4. Confirm and submit the payment.

Saving a card allows you to complete future payments without manually entering your card information each time.

<i class="fa-gear">:gear:</i> **Manage saved cards**

You can manage your saved credit cards from the **Funds** section of your account. Select the card you want to manage and use the available options to update or remove it.

You may also follow this interactive guide for assistance in saving credit cards to your account:&#x20;

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### <mark style="color:$primary;">Key Benefits</mark>

<i class="fa-check">:check:</i> **Faster checkout** – Select a saved card instead of entering card details for each payment.

<i class="fa-check">:check:</i> **Convenient payment management** – Keep frequently used payment methods available in one place.

<i class="fa-check">:check:</i> **Flexible options** – Save multiple cards and select the appropriate card during checkout.

<i class="fa-check">:check:</i> **Easy account maintenance** – Remove cards that have expired or are no longer in use.

### <mark style="color:$primary;">Related Questions</mark>

<details>

<summary>Do I have to save my credit card to make a payment?</summary>

No. Saving a card is intended to make future checkout faster and more convenient. Payment options available to you may vary based on your account and transaction.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What happens if my saved credit card expires?</summary>

If a saved card expires or is no longer valid, please update your payment method with your current card information before using it for a payment.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I choose which saved card to use?</summary>

If multiple cards are available on your account, you can select the appropriate saved card during the checkout process.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I view the CVV after saving the card?</summary>

No. CVV values are not stored or displayed after the card is saved.

</details>


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