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Must know
  • You can save a card, a digital wallet (Apple Pay or Google Pay), or a bank account (ACH in the US, pre-authorized debit in Canada) — any of these can be charged for your subscription.
  • Charges try your default method first, then your others in order — keep a working one set as default.
  • Expired cards are skipped at charge time; an affected card shows a red Card expired or amber Expiring soon warning.
  • Removing your default method can affect subscription billing — you’re warned before it’s removed.
Your subscription payment methods live on the Payment Methods card at Settings → Billing & Usage → Subscription Billing. This is where you keep a valid card, digital wallet, or bank account on file so renewals go through.
1

Add a card, digital wallet, or bank account

Click Add Payment Method, enter a card, digital wallet, or bank account in the secure form, and submit. A card or wallet appears in the list once it’s confirmed; a bank account shows Bank account submitted — verifying with your bank… while your bank confirms it, then lands in the list.
2

Set the default

Click the star icon on any method to make it your default. The default is tried first on every charge and is marked with a Default badge.
3

Remove a method

Click the trash icon, then confirm on the Remove payment method? dialog. If it’s your default, the dialog warns that removing it may affect your subscription.
Watch the warnings under each card: an amber Expiring soon note (with a warning icon) is your cue to add a replacement before the card lapses, and a red Card expired note means that card will be skipped on the next charge. Adding a fresh, working card helps keep your renewals going through. Related: What happens when my subscription payment fails? · How do I view my subscription billing history? · What is my Uplifter subscription and where do I manage it?