Add, Edit, and Manage Card Details in Chrome on Android

Chrome on Android lets you save credit and debit cards under Payment methods, then auto-fills them at online checkouts. You only need to type the 3-digit CVV each time, so checkout takes a few taps.

This guide shows where to find Payment methods in current Chrome Settings, how to add a new card, and how to view, edit, or delete cards you have already saved on your phone.

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Add Card Details to Payment Methods

Chrome on Android saves cards under Settings, then fills them in at online checkouts. Adding a card takes only a moment, and you can repeat the same steps to keep several cards on file for different stores or accounts.

The card lives in Chrome’s Payment methods menu, which sits inside the Passwords and Autofill section. If you also use Google Wallet, the same card shows up across every Chrome signed in with the same Google account.

1. Open Google Chrome for Android.
2. Tap the More menu in the top-right corner.
3. Tap Settings.
4. Tap Passwords and Autofill.
5. Tap Payment methods.
6. Tap Add card.
7. Enter the card number, cardholder name, expiration date, and the 3-digit CVV. Add the billing address if Chrome has not filled it in already.
8. Tap Save or Done.

Success check: the new card appears in the Payment methods list with the last four digits and the card network, such as Visa or Mastercard. Chrome may charge and reverse a small amount the first time you use the card to confirm it works.

RELATED: Add, Edit, and Manage Addresses for Autofill in Chrome on Android

View, Edit, or Delete a Saved Card

Chrome shows the last four digits and a few details in the browser itself. To change the full card number, expiration date, or billing address, or to delete the card entirely, Chrome sends you to your Google account’s payment settings.

1. Open Google Chrome for Android.
2. Tap the More menu.
3. Tap Settings.
4. Tap Passwords and Autofill.
5. Tap Payment methods.
6. Tap the saved card you want to manage.

From the card page, pick Edit to update the details or Delete to remove the card. Both choices open Google Wallet in your browser or the Wallet app, where you confirm the change with your screen lock. If you also save passwords in Chrome, you can manage saved passwords the same way under Google Password Manager.

Turn Save and Fill Payment Methods On or Off

The Save and fill payment methods switch controls whether Chrome prompts to save a new card and fills saved cards at online checkouts. It is on by default. Turn it off if you do not want Chrome to capture cards at all, or if it keeps saving cards you did not intend to keep.

1. Open Chrome and tap More , then Settings.
2. Tap Passwords and Autofill, then Payment methods.
3. Toggle Save and fill payment methods on or off.
4. (Optional) Toggle Verify it's you to autofill payment methods to require your screen lock before Chrome fills a saved card.

The setting follows your Google account, so turning it off on your phone also turns it off on Chrome on your computer and iPad. The same Passwords and Autofill group holds address autofill and saved passwords, both of which follow the same signed-in account.

Bottom Line

Adding, editing, and managing card details in Chrome on Android all happens in one place: Settings [Passwords and Autofill] Payment methods. Add a new card, view the last four digits of saved cards, or jump into Google Wallet to edit the full details or delete a card.

Cards sync across every Chrome signed in with the same Google account. If you want the same walkthrough on Apple’s browser or on a computer, see:

• Add, Edit, and Manage Card Details in Chrome on iPhone & iPad
• Add, Edit, and Manage Cards for Payments in Chrome on Computer