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AskCyber Home » News » web browser » How To View Chrome Saved Credit Cards

How To View Chrome Saved Credit Cards

2018-12-17 by Michelle Dvorak

View Chrome-Saved Credit Cards

How Do I View My Chrome Saved Credit Cards?

Chrome saved credit cards are stored to enhance your online shopping experience. Saving a credit card or other payment information in Chrome makes online shopping fast and more convenient. Chrome web browser stores credit card payment information as well as PayPal credentials so online shoppers can autofill payment information for a quicker checkout process. Convenient almost always means more vulnerable when it comes to online risk. Security should always be a top concern for credit cards.

Although saving credit card details in Chrome does indeed speed up the checkout process, it also is a cyber security risk. Many people share home and work computers. This makes it easy for anyone to use someone else’s payment information to make a purchase as long as they know the short security code form the credit card plate. In Chrome, saved credit card payments still require the three or four-digit security code (CVV) to be entered to complete the purchase. Saved PayPal credentials do not need any additional information to pay online.

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If you share a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer with someone else, then it is best to view your saved credit cards in Chrome and then delete the numbers. It is never a good idea to make a purchase from a public computer at a library, coffee shop or other. This is a huge security risk. Public computers use shared WiFi connections. Even if the WiFi is encrypted, it is still shared leaving private information exposed. The computer itself is obviously also shared. Computers also store cookies, session information, browser history, and payment information. Even if a website is secure, internet traffic can be intercepted (sniffed) by hackers.

How do I view my Chrome Saved Credit Cards?

Saved credit card information in Chrome can be viewed and deleted making your browser more secure. Yes, you will have to pull out your credit card plate to shop online, but you will also be more secure against hackers.

Delete Your Saved Credit Card – Chrome Browser

  1. Open your Chrome browser
  2. At the top right, tap the three dots menu
  3. Select Settings
  4. In the topmost section labeled People choose Payment methods
  5. Add credit cards or delete Chrome saved credit cards in the Payment methods section

The shortcut to get to this section is chrome://settings/payments
Note: Chrome saved credit cards or payment methods cannot be deleted if they are associated with a Google service such as paying for Google drive space or a recurring subscription
The ability to have Chrome fill in payment forms with your saved payment methods can be switched off easily If you want to keep your Chrome saved credit cards but stop Chrome Auto-fill then change these settings

Disable Credit Card Auto-fill – Chrome Browser

  1. Click menu icon and go to Settings
  2. In the topmost section labeled People choose Payment methods
  3. Under Payment methods section toggle Save and fill payment methods to off

Filed Under: web browser Tagged With: chrome, credit card, tutorial

About Michelle Dvorak

Michelle writes about cyber security, data privacy focusing on social media privacy as well as how to protect your IoT devices. She has worked in internet technology for over 20 years and owns METRONY, LLC. Michelle earned a B.S. in Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Michelle published a guide to Cyber Security for Business Travelers


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