Acceptance depends on the card network shown on the card and the merchant’s supported network, such as Visa or Mastercard.
For online checkout, use the card details where card payments are supported, and keep your CVV and expiration date private.
For in-store payments, contactless (tap) may be available when the terminal supports NFC and the card is enabled for it.
If you prefer a prepaid experience, a wallet-linked card can help you spend what you have without relying on credit.
Security is improved when you regularly review transactions, enable device lock, and keep your app and phone updated.
Ordering is typically done inside the Maya app under the Cards section, where you can follow the on-screen prompts.
After you get the card, keep it in a safe place and avoid sharing card photos or sensitive details in messages.
If a merchant requests verification, follow standard secure steps and avoid entering card details on suspicious pages.
This guide focuses on clear explanations: what the card is, how it works, where it’s used, and how to stay safe.
Use the navigation above to read specific topics such as features, acceptance, security tips, and FAQs.
Maya Card (formerly searched as PayMaya Card) is a prepaid card that links to your Maya digital wallet, making it simple to pay in-store and online.
You can tap, swipe, or insert the physical card at payment terminals, depending on the merchant’s supported method.
Because the card is tied to your wallet balance, you can monitor activity and manage spending directly from the app.
Many users look for 'PayMaya Card' when they mean the Maya Card—this site explains the name change and the practical basics.Maya Card is designed for everyday purchases such as dining, shopping, subscriptions, and routine bills where card payment is accepted.
For online checkout, use the card details where card payments are supported, and keep your CVV and expiration date private.
For in-store payments, contactless (tap) may be available when the terminal supports NFC and the card is enabled for it.
After you get the card, keep it in a safe place and avoid sharing card photos or sensitive details in messages.
If a merchant requests verification, follow standard secure steps and avoid entering card details on suspicious pages.
This guide focuses on clear explanations: what the card is, how it works, where it’s used, and how to stay safe.
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Use the navigation above to read specific topics such as features, acceptance, security tips, and FAQs.
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Maya Card (formerly searched as PayMaya Card) is a prepaid card that links to your Maya digital wallet, making it simple to pay in-store and online.
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You can tap, swipe, or insert the physical card at payment terminals, depending on the merchant’s supported method.
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Because the card is tied to your wallet balance, you can monitor activity and manage spending directly from the app.
Many users look for 'PayMaya Card' when they mean the Maya Card—this site explains the name change and the practical basics.
Maya Card is designed for everyday purchases such as dining, shopping, subscriptions, and routine bills where card payment is accepted.
For online checkout, use the card details where card payments are supported, and keep your CVV and expiration date private.
For in-store payments, contactless (tap) may be available when the terminal supports NFC and the card is enabled for it.
If you prefer a prepaid experience, a wallet-linked card can help you spend what you have without relying on credit.
Security is improved when you regularly review transactions, enable device lock, and keep your app and phone updated.
Ordering is typically done inside the Maya app under the Cards section, where you can follow the on-screen prompts.
After you get the card, keep it in a safe place and avoid sharing card photos or sensitive details in messages.
If a merchant requests verification, follow standard secure steps and avoid entering card details on suspicious pages.
This guide focuses on clear explanations: what the card is, how it works, where it’s used, and how to stay safe.
Use the navigation above to read specific topics such as features, acceptance, security tips, and FAQs.
Maya Card (formerly searched as PayMaya Card) is a prepaid card that links to your Maya digital wallet, making it simple to pay in-store and online.
You can tap, swipe, or insert the physical card at payment terminals, depending on the merchant’s supported method.
Because the card is tied to your wallet balance, you can monitor activity and manage spending directly from the app.
Because the card is tied to your wallet balance, you can monitor activity and manage spending directly from the app.
Many users look for 'PayMaya Card' when they mean the Maya Card—this site explains the name change and the practical basics.
Acceptance depends on the card network shown on the card and the merchant’s supported network, such as Visa or Mastercard.
For in-store payments, contactless (tap) may be available when the terminal supports NFC and the card is enabled for it.
Security is improved when you regularly review transactions, enable device lock, and keep your app and phone updated.
Ordering is typically done inside the Maya app under the Cards section, where you can follow the on-screen prompts.
After you get the card, keep it in a safe place and avoid sharing card photos or sensitive details in messages.
After you get the card, keep it in a safe place and avoid sharing card photos or sensitive details in messages.
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If a merchant requests verification, follow standard secure steps and avoid entering card details on suspicious pages.
This guide focuses on clear explanations: what the card is, how it works, where it’s used, and how to stay safe.
Use the navigation above to read specific topics such as features, acceptance, security tips, and FAQs.
Maya Card (formerly searched as PayMaya Card) is a prepaid card that links to your Maya digital wallet, making it simple to pay in-store and online.
You can tap, swipe, or insert the physical card at payment terminals, depending on the merchant’s supported method.
Because the card is tied to your wallet balance, you can monitor activity and manage spending directly from the app.
If you prefer a prepaid experience, a wallet-linked card can help you spend what you have without relying on credit.
Security is improved when you regularly review transactions, enable device lock, and keep your app and phone updated.
Ordering is typically done inside the Maya app under the Cards section, where you can follow the on-screen prompts.
After you get the card, keep it in a safe place and avoid sharing card photos or sensitive details in messages.
If a merchant requests verification, follow standard secure steps and avoid entering card details on suspicious pages.
This guide focuses on clear explanations: what the card is, how it works, where it’s used, and how to stay safe.
Use the navigation above to read specific topics such as features, acceptance, security tips, and FAQs.
Maya Card (formerly searched as PayMaya Card) is a prepaid card that links to your Maya digital wallet, making it simple to pay in-store and online.
You can tap, swipe, or insert the physical card at payment terminals, depending on the merchant’s supported method.