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List Of Uber Eats Payment Methods

Last Updated on July 19, 2022June 26, 2022 1 Comment
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Uber Eats is a convenient way to order food directly to your door. But if you’re ordering food, you might be wondering what Uber Eats payment methods are accepted. 

In this post, we’ll look at all of the Uber Eats payment methods you can use. This post will also tell you what to do if your preferred payment method isn’t working or has been declined. 

So without further ado, let’s take a look at all of the Uber Eats payment methods.

List of Uber Eats Payment Methods

As previously mentioned, Uber Eats gives customers several ways to pay for their orders. Here is a list of all of the Uber Eats payment methods. 

1. Credit or Debit Cards  

Uber Eats accepts credit or debit cards from Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. You can provide your card information in the app, either by manually typing the information in or by scanning your card with the app. I usually find it easier to manually type in my card information, since the scanning option can be finicky. 

If you can, I recommend paying for your order with a credit card rather than a debit card. That’s because credit cards generally have better consumer protections. If you have an issue with your order, you’ll usually have an easier time disputing it on a credit card, rather than a debit card.

2. Apple Pay  

You can also use Apple Pay to pay for your Uber Eats order. To do so, you’ll need to link your Apple Pay with Uber Eats. If you already have Apple Pay set up on your phone, then using this option can be a convenient way to pay for your order and save you the time of having to add a credit card to your account.

3. PayPal

PayPal is another payment method you can use with Uber Eats. To use PayPal, you’ll need to link your PayPal account to your Uber Eats account. Once you’ve linked your accounts, you’ll be able to pay for your Uber Eats orders with Paypal.

4. Venmo 

Most people use Venmo to pay friends and family members, but you can also use Venmo to pay for your Uber Eats order. To do that, you’ll need to link your Venmo account to Uber Eats. Once linked, you can use your Venmo balance to pay for your orders.

5. Gift Cards 

Gift cards are another way you can pay for your Uber Eats gift card. If you have a gift card you’d like to add to your account, simply go to the payment methods section of the app, then add your gift card. You’ll need to enter the gift card code into the account and then you’ll be able to use the gift card.

6. Uber Credits 

Finally, you can use Uber credits to pay for your Uber Eats orders. One nice thing to know is that Uber credits can be used on both Uber rides and Uber Eats orders, so you have some flexibility with how you use these credits  

You can get Uber credits in a few ways. The most common way is by using Uber gift cards. You can apply gift cards to your Uber account, which will then be stored in your account as Uber credits. 

Another way to earn Uber credits is through certain credit card benefits. The American Express Platinum Card, for example, gives cardholders $15 of Uber credits each month (and $35 of Uber credits in December). I have this card and since I order with Uber Eats regularly, I think of those Uber credits as similar to cash. 

The last way you can get Uber credits is if Uber issues credit to your account. This can happen if you get a refund on an order you placed or if Uber issues you credit because of an issue with your order. I recently had an issue where an order I placed was missing a lot of items when it arrived. Uber issued me a refund on those missing items and also gave me a $5 courtesy credit for the inconvenience. 

Uber Eats Payment Methods That Are Not Accepted 

The most noticeable payment method that Uber Eats does not accept is cash. It seems like Uber Eats might accept cash payments in a few places in the world but in the United States, cash payments are not accepted. If you want to pay for your order, you’ll need to use one of the payment methods listed above.

What to Do If Your Payment Method Is Not Working or Is Declined  

If a payment method you pick isn’t working, you’ll first want to make sure that whatever method you’re using has the funds to cover your order cost. Otherwise, your best bet is to try a different payment method, either by adding a new card or linking a different payment account.

To add a new payment method, go to the payment section in the app and tap on “Add Payment Method”. Then enter your new payment information.

Final Thoughts 

I hope this post has helped you understand all the different available payment methods for Uber Eats. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below!

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Kevin is an attorney and the blogger behind Financial Panther, a blog about personal finance, travel hacking, and side hustling using the gig economy. He paid off $87,000 worth of student loans in just 2.5 years by choosing not to live like a big shot lawyer.

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