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Add Money to Amazon Pay From Credit Card

Roshani Ballal Posted on May 07, 2025

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Need to add money from your credit card to your Amazon Pay balance? Here’s how!

Amazon Pay is a mobile wallet and payment solution developed by Amazon.com, Inc. It is not just used to digitally pay for products bought on the Amazon site or app, but also used to pay for a variety of utilities, services, and third-party merchants. Electricity bills, mobile recharge, gas cylinders, DTB bills, railway tickets, movie tickets, etc.

How To Add Money From Credit Card To Amazon Pay

To be able to use the Amazon Pay service seamlessly, you need to ensure it has sufficient funds in it. This is easily achievable by adding money to Amazon Pay using your credit card. Here’s how you can do it.

Visit the Amazon Pay page
Click on the ‘Add Money’ option
Enter your desired amount
Select ‘Continue’
Choose your payment method of choice, which could be your credit card

The updated balance should reflect in 15 minutes.

Limit to Add Money

Here are the monthly and annual addition and expenditure limits for your reference:

Particulars	Amount
Monthly Limit	₹10,000
Monthly Expenditure Limit	₹10,000
Annual Limit	₹1 Lakh

Additional Charges

If you are concerned about paying additional charges for adding money from credit card to Amazon Pay then you can rest assured. Amazon levies no additional charge on this transaction. This means, you can conveniently keep adding money to your Amazon Pay balance using your credit card You also stand to benefit by accruing points on using your credit to add money.

Hi! I’m Roshani Ballal

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Roshani has over 6 years of experience and has honed her skills in performance content marketing in the financial domain. She loves diving into research and has crafted and overviewed creative copies, long-form financial content, engaging blogs, and informative articles. She specialises in delivering user-oriented content and solving problems through various content formats. On the side, Roshani enjoys writing poems-that's how she stays creative when she is not crunching numbers.