WHICH CARDS DOES AFTERPAY ACCEPT?
Afterpay accepts domestic debit and credit cards and AMEX, they do not accept cards issued from overseas banks. If you use your card with Afterpay, you will still be subject to your card issuer’s terms and conditions including any applicable finance charges and fees that may apply. When you use your card you may not receive certain rewards, features and benefits that may be offered for example, additional points or cash back. For more information please contact your card issuer.
HOW CAN I PAY?
There are two basic ways to pay with cards:
The most convenient is Afterpay’s automatic payments system found online or on their app. Simply enter the details of your preferred payment card under "Add a payment method" in the "Billings" section of "My Account"
When you have an installment due, Afterpay will notify you beforehand so you can ensure necessary funds are provided for that installment.
Alternatively, you can always make payments on time or early by selecting the PAY NOW button on the Afterpay App or online in your account; you can then enter your card details manually. If you want to make this your preferred payment method, select "Store my card", otherwise make sure to uncheck this option before logging out.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I CAN'T MAKE A PAYMENT
Afterpay is committed to getting you what you want, when you want, so you can pay later.
If you are facing hardship, they have hardship policy you can find HERE to work with your plan.
As soon as you miss a payment, Afterpay will immediately prevent you from making any further transactions due to their commitment of responsible spending.
A late fee may be charged when an installment for an order is not paid after the applicable grace period (usually 10 days unless otherwise noted on your payment schedule). Afterpay will only ever charge one late fee per installment and the total amount of late fees charged on an order will never exceed 25% of your initial order value.