Your credit cards, debit cards, bank accounts, and other payment methods you’ve used to pay for things on Google. Other addresses you've used with Google, like for autofill on Chrome and Google Pay. …

What is a payments profile? Your individual Google payments profile stores info like: The name, address, and tax ID (when legally required) of who's responsible for the payments profile. Your credit …

To simplify and secure your checkout in apps and on the web, save your credit or debit card to your Google Account.

To pay with a credit card in Google Pay, you'll need to add the credit card first. For instructions on how to make payments with your credit card, refer to Add a credit or debit card for payments.

Report unauthorized charges If you find charges on your payments profile or credit or debit card statement that you don’t think you made, try the following before contacting Google. Check that the …

Create a payments profile If you pay for Google products or services, a payments profile is automatically created for you the first time you enter payment details during checkout. When you enter new …

Credit cards, debit cards, bank accounts and other payment methods that you've used to buy through Google in the past. Other addresses that you have added across Google services, like autofill on …

Go to Google payments center. Select Payment methods Add payment method Add Google Store Financing card. Enter the card number Synchrony Bank gave you. If you don’t have your card …

You can add, edit, or remove a debit card, credit card, or bank account to the Google Wallet website. Certain buy now, pay later providers are also supported to view and remove.

About Google credit or debit card charges Charges or credits from Google products and services appear on your credit or debit card statement in several ways. All charge descriptions begin with 'GOOGLE …