Add, Edit, and Manage Credit Cards in Edge on Android

Your Android checkout does not have to mean typing card details every time. Microsoft Edge can store credit and debit cards, then fill in the number, expiration, and billing address at checkout. The Payment info screen lets you add a card, edit saved details, delete expired cards, or turn off autofill entirely.

Cards save under your signed-in profile and can sync to other devices on the same Microsoft account in supported regions.

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Watch the Video Guide for Credit Cards in Edge on Android

Prefer a video walkthrough? This one shows the full path to card settings: menu, Settings, Profile, Payment info.

Add a Credit Card in Edge on Android

Checking out on a shopping site and tired of typing your card number every time? Save the card once in Microsoft Edge on Android, and the browser fills in the number, expiration, and billing address at your next checkout.

1. Launch the Microsoft Edge app on your Android phone.
2. Tap the menu in the bottom toolbar and choose Settings.
3. Tap your Profile section and open Payment info.
4. Tap + Add card.
5. Enter the card number, cardholder name, expiration date, and billing address. If Edge already has an address on file, it will offer to fill it in.
6. Tap Save to store the card.

You can save more than one card. Edge shows every saved card as an option at checkout, and you pick the one you want to use. You’ll know it worked when the card appears under Payment info and shows up as a suggestion at checkout.

TIP: No saved address yet? Set one up first in Edge’s address autofill settings on Android, and Edge can fill in the billing address when you save the card.

Edit a Saved Card in Edge on Android

Card reissued? Name changed? Moved? Update the saved details in Edge instead of adding the card again.

1. Open Microsoft Edge on your Android phone.
2. Tap the menu in the bottom toolbar and choose Settings.
3. Tap Profile, then Payment info.
4. Tap the saved card you want to update.
5. Change the card number, name, expiration, or billing address.
6. Tap Save to keep the changes.

You’ll know it worked when the updated details appear the next time Edge suggests the card at checkout.

Delete a Saved Card from Edge on Android

Expired card or one you no longer use? Remove it so Edge does not clutter the autofill list at checkout.

1. Open the Microsoft Edge app on your Android phone.
2. Tap the menu in the bottom toolbar and select Settings.
3. Tap Profile and open Payment info.
4. Tap the saved card you want to remove.
5. Tap the Trash icon and confirm the deletion.

The card is removed from Edge on this device. If you are signed in to a Microsoft account with payment sync turned on, the removal syncs to your other devices too.

Turn Card Autofill On or Off in Edge on Android

Prefer to type card details yourself, or want Edge to stop offering a certain card? Toggle card autofill from the same Payment info screen.

1. Open Microsoft Edge on your Android phone and tap the menu in the bottom toolbar.
2. Choose Settings, then tap Profile followed by Payment info.
3. Toggle Save and fill payment info off. Edge stops offering saved cards at checkout.
4. Toggle the same switch back on to resume autofill.

You’ll know it is off when the toggle sits in the off position and checkout forms stop offering saved cards.

Things Worth Knowing

Cards not syncing across devices? The answer is usually Microsoft account sync and regional support.

Card sync is region-gated. Saving a card to your Microsoft account so it follows you to other devices only works after you sign in and turn on sync, and only in supported countries. As of mid-2025, the supported list covers the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, Denmark, France, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, and Brazil. Outside those regions, cards still save on the device but do not roam.

Edge on Android does not link to Google Wallet. Unlike Chrome, Edge has no direct integration with Google Wallet for autofill or payment processing. Cards you save in Edge stay inside Edge.

Sign in to your Microsoft account first. If you skip the sign-in step, Edge still saves cards locally, but you cannot sync them to other devices. The same sign-in also covers your saved logins through Edge’s password manager on Android.

The same account also syncs your saved passwords in Edge on the computer, so login fields and payment fields stay consistent across devices.

If you prefer to manage cards on a bigger screen, the same card management steps work in Edge on your computer, and any cards you save there can sync back down to your phone when you are signed in to the same Microsoft account.

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