Your cards: adding, choosing a default, and removing
3 min read · Updated November 1, 2026
This article shows you how to keep a working card on file, choose which one is charged, and remove one you no longer use.
Set it up once, and your renewals, AI credits and SMS top ups stop needing your attention.
Before you start
Only the business owner can manage cards. Your saved cards pay for all your businesses.
When you reach the most cards you can keep, a line reads You have reached the limit and Add card stops working. Remove a card first.
Step 1. Open Payment methods
In the dashboard, press your name at the top right and pick My Businesses. It opens in a new tab. There, press your name again, pick Subscriptions & Billing, and open the Payment methods tab.
A short note under the tabs states the rule: your default card is the one charged for subscription renewal, AI credits and SMS. Before your first card, the page reads No saved cards yet.
Hint: on a business's Subscription Plan page, the Update button on the Payment Method card brings you straight here.
The note under the tabs states the rule: your default card pays for renewals, AI credits and SMS.
Step 2. Start adding a card
Press the Add card tile at the end of your cards. The Add a new card dialog lists three facts: you enter the card on the secure payment page, a small check amount is charged and refunded automatically, and the new card becomes your default.
Press Continue to verification and wait while the page takes you there. The dialog does not close while it is on its way.
Three plain facts before you go: the secure page, the refunded verification charge, and the new default.
Step 3. Read the result when you come back
You come back to this tab and a box tells you what happened. Card added means it is now your default card for all your businesses. Card was not added means the check did not go through: try another card.
If you see Your card is being checked, your bank has not answered yet. Reload the page in a minute to see the result.
You come back to a banner that says plainly whether the card was added.
Step 4. Choose which card is charged
Each saved card shows its last four digits and its type. The one we charge is in colour and wears a Default badge.
To change it, press Set default on another card. From then on, every renewal and every top up uses that card.
Last four digits, card type, and the green Default badge on the card we charge.
Step 5. Remove a card
Press the bin button on the card you want to remove. The Remove card dialog names the card by its last four digits, so you cannot remove the wrong one. Press Remove.
The default card cannot be removed, and it says so under it. Make another card the default first, so you always have a card on file.
Result
You have a card saved, you know which one is charged, and you can change it in two clicks without touching your subscription. The page only ever shows the last four digits and the type of each card.