8 min read · April 10, 2024
Explore Walmart Payment Methods for Walmart Sellers
By Michael Schwartz
8 min read · April 10, 2024
By Michael Schwartz
When shopping at Walmart, knowing what payment methods are accepted is important to avoid any last-minute surprises. The retail giant offers several payment options, including traditional methods like debit cards, credit cards, and PayPal, as well as newer options like Walmart Pay and digital wallets.
One of Walmart’s most common payment methods is using a debit card. All major debit cards are accepted and PIN debit transactions occur at in-store checkout. To use your debit card, just swipe or insert the card and enter your PIN.
Another payment method accepted at Walmart is PayPal. PayPal is a digital wallet used to make secure payments online or in-store without revealing your card details. To use PayPal for shopping with Walmart, just sign up for an account and register your debit or credit card.
Like most companies, Walmart accepts major credit cards such as Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. To use a credit card at checkout, either swipe or insert the card or enter your account's information online. You'll find more information about credit cards and the benefits available to Amazon sellers here.
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Yes. Walmart Pay is a “mobile wallet” payment option via the Walmart app. It enables you to pay with your phone, an advantage because now there is no need to take your wallet to the shop. Setting up Walmart Pay requires that you download the Walmart app onto a mobile device, either create or sign in to your account on Walmart.com and then choose which payment method you prefer.
You can use Walmart Pay at any Walmart store, on Walmart.com, and at select Sam’s Club locations. Just open the Walmart app, select Walmart Pay, and there will be an option to scan the QR code at checkout.
Yes, Walmart Pay is accepted in all US Walmart stores.
Walmart also accepts payments made using EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) cards. These are used to distribute welfare benefits, including SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) benefits.
If you have a gift card to Walmart, you can use it to pay for your purchase in-store or online. You can check the balance of your gift card and reload it in-store or online at Walmart.com.
Another payment option is QR code payments offered by Walmart, which enable customers to pay using their mobile phones. To pay with a QR code, open the Walmart app and select Walmart Pay. At checkout, scan the QR code for your purchase to be processed.
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No. Although Walmart offers its mobile payment solution with Walmart Pay, it does not accept digital wallets like Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay.
No. Walmart does not accept Apple Pay as a form of payment.
You cannot pay with Google Pay at Walmart since the store does not accept this form of payment.
No. Walmart does not accept Samsung Pay as a payment method at checkout.
Walmart does not accept personal checks, international credit cards, or any other payment methods not listed above.
Yes. Walmart accepts payments made in cash at all stores and self-checkout kiosks.
Walmart does have some restrictions on using particular payment methods. For example, an online customer cannot split one payment between a gift card and another type of credit or debit card. Also, some payment methods like EBT or Walmart Pay may be unacceptable at some Walmart locations.
In general, Walmart offers customers dozens of different options to make it easy for them to pay in-store and online. Whether you prefer paying by your debit card, credit card, gift card, or digital wallet—Walmart has the right payment method for you.
Michael Schwartz
Michael is the CEO and co-founder of Taxomate, one of the leading e-commerce accounting integration software solutions.
