Adding your card to PayPal - Acorn Account
[Pages:1]Adding your card to PayPal
Log in to PayPal. From the My Account homepage, go to Pro le and then choose My Money. Click "update" next to your existing Debit & Credit Cards. Then click on the button Add a Card. Fill in your details from your card then click Add Card when you're
nished. Please note, you must have at least ?2 available on your card for PayPal to call for an authorisation payment, which is then refunded.
New PayPal Customers:
Sign up for PayPal. From the My Account homepage, go to Pro le and then choose My Money. You will be given the option to "Add a Debit or Credit Card", click Add Card. Fill in your details from your card the click Add Card when you're
nished. Please note, you must have at least ?2 available on your card for PayPal to call for an authorisation payment, which is then refunded.
Withdrawing money to your account
From the My Account homepage go to Withdraw then choose Transfer to Bank Account. Fill in the details about your account then click Add Bank Account when you're nished (see below)
New PayPal Customers:
From the My Account; go to Withdraw then choose Transfer to Bank Account. Fill in your details about your account then click Add Bank Account when you're nished (see below)
Our funds are held with NatWest, which is why this is used as the Bank/Building Society Name.
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