How To Make a Walmart Credit Card Payment
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Alicia Bodine
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With approximately 10,500 stores in 20 countries, Walmart is a leader in the retail business. By offering a broad range of items at everyday low prices, such as electronics, apparel, furniture, household goods and more, Walmart has become a one-stop shop for millions of customers. And with a Capital One Walmart Rewards card or a Walmart Rewards card, both issued by Capital One, consumers can get even greater savings and rewards.
When you open a Walmart Rewards or Capital One Walmart Rewards card, you’ll earn 5% in rewards for 12 months on your in-store purchases when you use your credit card and pay with Walmart Pay. Other rewards, which are exclusive to the Capital One Walmart Rewards Card, include 5% cash back on Walmart.com purchases and 2% cash back in Walmart stores, on travel and purchases at gas stations and restaurants.
Once you use your card for purchases, you’ll want to be sure to pay your bill on time each month to avoid late fees and keep your account in good standing. Here are your options.
Make a Payment Online
Before making a payment online, you’ll need to register for online account access. Here’s how:
- Navigate to the Walmart credit card login page.
- Select “Set Up My Account.”
- Provide your last name, Social Security number or bank account number and birthdate.
- Select “Get Started.”
- Follow the remaining prompts to choose a username and password.
Once your account is set up, you can make an online payment. Here’s how:
- Go to the Walmart credit card login page.
- Sign in with the username and password you chose during registration.
- Select the “Make a Payment” tab.
- Select the amount you want to pay, the date you want to make the payment and where the funds will come from to complete the transaction.
Make a Payment by Phone
You can also make your Walmart credit card payment over the phone by calling the Capital One customer service number at 1-800-227-4825, but keep in mind that a fee may apply. Be sure to have the following information ready when you call:
- The last four digits of your Walmart credit card account number
- Your bank account number and bank routing number
Make a Payment in Person
Sometimes it’s just as easy to pay your credit card bill at the store if you already have a trip to Walmart planned. Once there, you can visit Walmart Credit Services and make your payment. Or, if you prefer, you can make a payment at the self-serve kiosk. Use the Walmart store locator to find the location nearest you.
Make a Payment by Mail
When you receive your Walmart Rewards or Capital One Walmart Rewards credit card account statement in the mail, you’ll find an attached payment coupon you can tear off and mail back with your payment. If you lost your payment coupon or you want to make an extra payment, write your account number on your check or money order and mail it to:
Capital OneAttn: Payment ProcessingP.O. Box 71083Charlotte, NC 28272-1083
If you need to make an express payment, use this address:
Capital OneAttn: Payment Processing6125 Lakeview Rd, Suite 800Charlotte, NC 28269
What If My Walmart Credit Card Payment Is Late?
Each month your Walmart credit card has a balance, and you’re required to make your payment by the due date listed on your billing statement. If your Walmart credit card payment is late, you can use any of the available payment methods to bring your account current. However, a late fee of up to $39 may apply.
This article has been updated with additional reporting since its original publication. Information is accurate as of April 6, 2023.
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