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What Is PayPal Key? How to Use It for Payments Anywhere

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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PayPal Key is a new feature from the online payment provider that allows users to make purchases anywhere that Mastercard is accepted, without the need for a physical card. This innovative new service combines the security and convenience of PayPal with the versatility of a credit card, making it an ideal solution for online shopping, subscription payments, and other online transactions.

To use PayPal Key, you must already have a PayPal account. The first step is to log in to your account and navigate to the PayPal Key section of the website. Here, you can choose to create a virtual card, which will provide you with a 16-digit number that can be used for online purchases, or order a physical card that can be used wherever Mastercard is accepted.

Once you have a virtual or physical PayPal Key card, you can use it in the same way as any other credit or debit card. When making a purchase online, simply enter the 16-digit number in the appropriate field, along with the CVV code and expiration date. For in-person purchases, you can either use the physical card, or link your PayPal Key to a mobile wallet such as Apple Pay or Google Pay.

One of the main advantages of using PayPal Key is the added layer of security it provides. Because the card number is virtual, it can only be used for a single transaction, reducing the risk of fraud or theft. In addition, since PayPal Key is linked to your PayPal account, you can take advantage of the additional security measures offered by the platform, such as two-factor authentication and fraud monitoring.

Another benefit of using PayPal Key is the convenience it offers when making recurring payments, such as monthly subscriptions. Rather than having to manually enter your card details each time, you can simply set up a PayPal Key and authorize the payment to be made automatically on a regular basis.

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