Amazon Pay

Amazon Pay is an online payment service offered by Amazon. Its main purpose is to order items or make charitable donations using your Amazon account information and stored payment methods. This not only speeds up the checkout process, but also allows you to order from many sites without having to set up a new account for each one, which helps keep your identity safe. Purchases are covered by Amazon's "A-to-Z Guarantee." This may be better than the policy of the retailer you use. You can also order and pay by voice using the Alexa digital assistant.

How to use it?

The best part about using Amazon Pay is that you don't have to re-register (unless you don't have an Amazon account). You just need to provide your current Amazon information. If you see an Amazon Pay button at checkout, you can use the service on that site. Just click the button, and your checkout page will be pre-populated with your shipping address (including someone else's address in case you're sending a gift) and your stored payment method. You just set the shipping address and payment method and the payment method. Then click Place Order. All orders placed using Amazon Pay will be listed on the "Your Orders" page on Amazon.com, regardless of which site you shop on.

Amazon Pay is a free service for customers to use, but merchants may have to pay fees to use the service. Merchants pay a processing fee of 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. However, there are no setup fees or monthly fees.

Where can I use Amazon Pay?

You can use Amazon Pay at thousands of online stores. There is a webpage where you can browse websites that use the service. Participating companies include niche and specialty retailers as well as giants such as Samsung.