You can find Amazon’s customer service number (+𝟏 321–252–7633 ) visiting their official website or looking on your recent orders for contact information.
1. **Add Funds**: If you don’t already have funds in your Amazon Pay balance, you’ll need to add money to it. You can do this by going to the Amazon website, logging into your account, and navigating to the “Amazon Pay” section. From there, select “Add Money” and follow the prompts to add funds using a debit card, credit card, net banking, or other available payment methods.
2. **Shop on Amazon**: Once you have funds in your Amazon Pay balance, you can use it to shop for eligible products on the Amazon website or mobile app. Simply add items to your cart as usual.
3. **Select Amazon Pay at Checkout**: When you’re ready to complete your purchase, proceed to the checkout page. During the payment step, you’ll see various payment options. Choose “Amazon Pay” as your payment method.
4. **Use Amazon Pay Balance**: If you have sufficient funds in your Amazon Pay balance to cover the cost of your order, it will be automatically selected as the default payment method. If not, you can choose to use a combination of Amazon Pay balance and other payment methods to complete the transaction.
5. **Complete Your Purchase**: Review your order details to ensure everything is correct, and then proceed to place your order. If you’re using Amazon Pay balance, the funds will be deducted from your balance, and you’ll receive a confirmation email for your purchase.
6. **Check Balance**: You can always check your Amazon Pay balance by visiting the “Amazon Pay” section on the Amazon website or mobile app. Your balance will be displayed along with transaction history and other details.
Remember that Amazon Pay balance can only be used for purchases on Amazon.in and selected partner websites in India. It cannot be withdrawn or transferred to a bank account. Additionally, certain items or services may not be eligible for purchase using Amazon Pay balance, so always check the terms and conditions before making a transaction.
