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How to Pay With PayPal in Stores

By Matthew Lynch
June 4, 2023
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PayPal is a popular online payment system that allows users to make online transactions without the need for a credit card or bank account. While it is mainly used for online purchases, PayPal has also introduced a feature that allows users to pay for purchases in-store. This article will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to pay with PayPal in stores.

1. Set up your PayPal app

To use PayPal in-store, you need to have a PayPal account and the PayPal app installed on your smartphone. If you don’t have an account, you can easily create one by going to the PayPal website and following the sign-up process. Once you have an account, download the PayPal app from your app store and log in.

2. Find stores that accept PayPal

Currently, not all stores accept PayPal in-store payments. To determine if a store accepts PayPal, check the PayPal app for a list of participating stores. You can also look for the PayPal logo in-store or ask a sales representative if they accept PayPal.

3. Link your PayPal account

Before you can make a payment with PayPal in-store, you need to link your PayPal account to your mobile device. To do this, open the PayPal app and tap on the “Settings” button. From there, select “Mobile” and then “Add mobile number.” Follow the prompts to enter your mobile number, and then PayPal will send you a verification code via text message. Enter the code into the app to complete the process.

4. Check-in at the store

Once you arrive at a participating store, open the PayPal app and select the “Shop” feature. From there, select the store you are in and check-in by tapping on the “Check-in” button. Your location will be confirmed, and the app will generate a unique barcode that you can show to the cashier to complete the transaction.

5. Make your purchase

When you are ready to make a purchase, go to the register and show the cashier your unique barcode. The cashier will scan the barcode, and the payment will be processed through your linked PayPal account. You will receive a confirmation of your purchase via the PayPal app, and the money will be deducted from your account balance.

In conclusion, paying with PayPal in stores is a convenient and secure way to make purchases without carrying cash or a credit card. With the PayPal app and a linked account, you can easily pay for purchases at participating stores. By following the steps outlined above, you can use PayPal in-store and enjoy a hassle-free shopping experience.

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