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How to Add Payment Methods and Cards in Edge Computer

Learn how to add the card details as a payment method in the Edge computer browser. You can manage the card and use it for online transactions on any website.

Microsoft Edge supports payment card methods through its Payment Request API. It allows users to securely store their payment card information in the browser and use it to purchase on participating websites without manually entering their details. It simplifies the online shopping experience and improves transaction security.

Add and Manage Payments for Autofill on Edge browser

Every time we pay online, we must enter the card details and submit the payment. Remembering and entering the payment card details on the transaction site is tiresome. Hence, Microsoft Edge offers a feature to store card details safely within the browser.

Now if we’re making any online payment, the edge will automatically populate the saved card details. Though we need to validate using the CVV number, most details like card number, name, and expiry are automatically filled. Hence, eliminating the manual process of entering the card information.

Just like the Password, the saved payment card details are also synced with Microsoft account for syncing the card details.

Add Payment Cards

If you find it tiring to enter your card details again and again, the auto-fill edge payment feature makes it easier for you. Here are the steps to add the payment method and card details:

  1. Launch Microsoft Edge on a computer.
  2. Click on the More horizontal 3dots icon menu for options.
  3. Select the Settings menu from the list of options.
  4. Choose the Profiles tab within the sidebar pane of Edge Settings.
  5. Select the Payment Info menu option.
  6. Click the Add Card command button, and a dialog box will appear.
  7. Enter the Card details and hit on the Save button.
    Save Card Info and Payment Method in Edge Computer

This will save all the payment methods, and you can choose card payment as the default option for any online transaction in the Edge browser.

Edit or Delete Saved Card

If there is some change in your card details, you can also edit or delete them accordingly. You can also delete the card details that are no longer required. Here are the steps to edit or delete card details:

  1. Launch Microsoft Edge from your computer.
  2. Click on the More horizontal 3dots icon menu for options.
  3. Select the Settings menu from the list of options.
  4. Choose the Profiles tab within the sidebar pane of Edge Settings.
  5. Select the Payment info menu option.
  6. Hit on the More horizontal 3dots icon menu on a saved card for more options.
  7. Select the Edit or Delete option to make the changes or delete the card.
    Edit or Delete the Saved Card Payment info in Edge Computer

This will edit the card details and may also ask for confirmation. If you delete it, the card will be removed from the local storage. If you’re already signed in with Microsoft account, the card details are modified in the account.

Bottom Line

There are times when we need to enter our card details again and again. To avoid this monotony, Microsoft Edge has a unique feature that lets you save, edit or delete your card details as and when you like.

Similarly, you can also add an autofill payment card in the Edge Android browser. You can even manage the saved cards and remove them after expiry.

I hope this article on saved payments makes your life easier and better while performing online transactions on merch sites.

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Kushal Azza

Kushal is a Bachelor of Engineering, a Certified Google IT Support Professional, and a Digital-Tech Geek. He has over a decade of experience solving tech problems, troubleshooting, and creating digital solutions. Follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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