Does amazon accept paypal?

[daisy]

A lot of shoppers wonder, does Amazon accept PayPal directly at checkout. The short answer is no—Amazon doesn’t support PayPal as a direct payment option. However, you can still use PayPal indirectly by purchasing Amazon gift cards or linking PayPal to a compatible card. This workaround lets you enjoy PayPal while shopping on Amazon without any issues.

 

[James Miller]

Amazon does not receive PayPal directly to use in purchase. Nonetheless, the option of using PayPal is still indirectly available via PayPal-compatible debit cards or by buying Amazon gift cards by third-party vendors.

 

[devinluke]

No — Amazon does not take PayPal directly during a checkout. There is no PayPal to use when purchasing products on Amazon. Nevertheless, you still can indirectly spend your PayPal funds, i.e. by utilizing a PayPal-linked debit/credit card or redeeming Amazon gift cards that are purchased with PayPal.

 

[Jaxon]

Yes, Amazon does not directly accept PayPal as a payment method. However, you can still use PayPal by purchasing Amazon gift cards through PayPal or by using a PayPal debit card linked to your PayPal balance.

 

[rajat]

PayPal is not an option that can be used directly as a payment method at Amazon. Paying with PayPal is not going to appear on the Amazon payment page. You can also go through indirect means such as a PayPal debit/Master card or purchasing Amazon gift cards with PayPal and using them on Amazon.

 

[Victoria]

No — Amazon does not accept PayPal directly as a payment method on its website. You can pay using credit/debit cards, Amazon gift cards, and other approved methods. However, you can use PayPal indirectly by buying Amazon gift cards through third-party services that accept PayPal, then use those gift cards to shop on Amazon.