You won’t see the whole credit card number like you can with an Autofill-stored card (see section above).To learn more about a card that works with Google Pay, click the icon next to it that looks like a square with an arrow.If you’re logged into Chrome with a Google account and have a credit card linked to Google Pay, you can find it by going to Settings, Autofill, and Payment Methods (like in the section above).If you need to look at your saved cards again, go to Settings > Autofill > Payment Methods in Google Chrome. Close the Settings tab when you’re done, and you’re good to go.Or, if you’re going to get rid of a saved credit card numbers in Google Chrome, click the three dots next to the card in the list and choose “Remove.” On the Payment Option screen, click the “Add” button if you want Chrome to use a new credit card for Autofill.On the edit screen for the card, you can change the stored card information if you need to or copy and paste the data to another place.In the “Edit Card” window that pops up, you can see the whole credit card numbers, the date it expires, the name on the card, and a nickname for the card.Choose “Edit” from the small menu that pops up.Click the “three dots” button next to a card to learn more about it. Under Payment settings, look for a section near the bottom of the window called “Payment Methods.” Here, Chrome will show credit cards that it has saved in the past.In the sidebar, click “Autofill,” then click “Payment Methods.” Click “Settings” in the menu that comes up. Click the button with three vertical dots in the top right corner of any Chrome window. First, open Google Chrome on your Mac, PC, or Linux computer.© Greater Bank, part of Newcastle Greater Mutual Group Ltd.The browser’s payment option settings make it easy to check, update, or delete Google Chrome’s autofill credit card numbers. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.įirst nations people are respectfully advised this website may contain images, names or stories of people who have passed away. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waterways and skies across Australia. By accessing and viewing this site you agree to be bound by the Terms & Conditions of this website. The Banking Terms and Conditions (comprising the General Banking Terms and Conditions and relevant Product Schedule) or a PDS are relevant when deciding whether to acquire or hold a product. Consider the relevant disclosure documents, which include Greater Bank's Banking Terms and Conditions for some products, Product Disclosure Statements (PDS) for others and Greater Bank's Financial Services Guide (FSG). Before acting on the advice, consider its appropriateness. General advice on this website has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situation or needs.
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