Does Uber take debit cards? How to add a debit card

Uber does take debit cards as a form of payment, in addition to credit cards and PayPal.
You can add a debit card to your Uber account and save it as an automatic payment option in future.

Uber is a fast and reliable way to get around. The company offers door-to-door service in several different types of vehicles depending on group size as well as your personal preferences. 

Additionally, the fact that you can pay via credit or debit card for the service can save you from the trouble of not having enough funds to cover a ride. 

While some prepaid debit cards are not valid for use on Uber, most debit cards associated with bank accounts, especially those cards bearing a Visa or Mastercard logo, are accepted. 

If you need to add a debit card to your account, here's how to do so.

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How to add a debit card to your Uber account

1. Tap on the Uber icon on your iPhone or Android's home screen to open the app on your iPhone or Android phone. 

2. In the upper left-hand corner of the screen, tap the three horizontally stacked lines to open a menu of options.

Does Uber Take Debit Card 1 — Tap the three horizontally stacked lines for menu options.

3. Tap "Payment."

4. In the payment screen, tap "Add Payment Method."

Does Uber Take Debit Card — Tap "Add Payment Method."

5. Tap "Credit or debit card."

Does Uber Take Debit Card3 — Choose credit or debit card.

6. Type in the details of the debit card you wish to add including card number, expiration date, CVV, country, and billing zip code.

Does Uber Take Debit Card 4 — Add in debit card details.

7. Click "Save" and your debit card is ready for use. 

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Jennifer Still

Jennifer is a writer and editor from Brooklyn, New York, who spends her time traveling, drinking iced coffee, and watching way too much TV. She has bylines in Vanity Fair, Glamour, Decider, Mic, and many more. You can find her on Twitter at @jenniferlstill.

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