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How to change the Spotify payment method
Sometimes, users want to change their Spotify payment method for various reasons but find it challenging. In this post, we’ll walk you through the steps for changing your Spotify payment method, regardless of whether you’re switching to PayPal or switching between multiple cards.
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To change your Spotify payment method, open a web browser on your computer or mobile device. Go to your Spotify Account page, select Saved payment cards, and click Add card. Enter your new payment details and click Save.
How to change the Spotify payment method
The Spotify payment method can be changed using a web browser. If on a smartphone, don’t worry — the browser interface is mobile-friendly, so changing the payment method is pretty easy. Simply carry out these steps:
- Open a web browser on your computer or smartphone.
- Visit Spotify’s website and select the person icon in the top right corner.
- Select Account from the options that appear.
- Scroll down and select Saved payment cards.
- Click Add card.
- Choose your new payment method. Enter your card details and click Save.
- Now, you can change between payment methods.
Note: Depending on your region, you may also be able to pay through pay-by-mobile services like Google Pay.
Frequently asked questions about Spotify payment methods
Yes, you can use PayPal to pay for Spotify Premium. Just make sure your PayPal account country matches your Spotify account, and your PayPal account is verified for a smooth payment process.
No, you can’t change your payment date on Spotify. However, you can resubscribe on your desired payment date by first canceling your plan and letting it switch to free on your current billing date.
No, you can’t purchase Spotify Premium with an Apple gift card anymore. Previously, you could use Apple’s in-app payment system, but this option is no longer available.
Spotify accepts credit/debit cards, PayPal, and in some regions, pay-by-mobile services like Google Pay. Note that Apple gift cards are no longer accepted.
Common reasons include: expired or insufficient funds on your card, incorrect card information entered, bank blocking the transaction as suspicious, or your account being in a different region than your payment method. For PayPal specifically, your PayPal account needs to be verified and match your Spotify account’s country.
Recurring payment rejections usually occur due to: expired card information, insufficient funds in your account, temporary bank holds, regional restrictions, or outdated billing information. Try updating your card details, ensuring sufficient funds, or contacting your bank to resolve any blocks on recurring payments. If using PayPal, verify your account is in good standing and matches your Spotify account’s region.