Thursday, 2 December 2021

15 Easy Steps to Setup a Paypal Account

If you are looking for one of the safest payment methods to make sales and purchase online, then PayPall is your first choice.

PayPal is one of the safest methods as it does not let you share your bank account or debit card details, and this way, your account information stays secure.

You can even use PayPal on Amazon.

When making or receiving a payment, you need an email Id registered on PayPal.

Let`s see how to set up a Paypal account in 15 easy steps.

15 Easy Steps to Setup a Paypal Account : WikiAskme
15 Easy Steps to Setup a Paypal Account : WikiAskme

15 Easy Steps to Setup a Paypal Account

  • Go to PayPal.com
  • Click on the "SignUp for Free" or "SignUp" button
  • Select the personal Account or Business Account.
  • Click on "Next"
  • Enter Email Id and Password
  • Click on "Next"
  • Enter first name, Last name, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Mobile number
  • Click on "Agree terms."
  • Click on "Agree and Create Account"
  • Add "Debit/credit card information."
  • "Link your bank Account."
  • Open your email id and click on "Activate my Account" to verify your email id.
  • PayPal will make two small amount transactions into your bank account.
  • You need to enter those extraordinary amounts to verify your bank account.
  • Once it's done, you are ready to send and receive payments.
So now, after completing all these steps, you are ready to make the payment or receive money.

I must tell you that PayPal charges a minimal amount to secure your transaction.

Recieving Payments

Monthly salesInternational customers/trasaction
Up to $3,000 USD 4.4 % + fixed fee
$3,000.01 USD - $10,000 USD3.9% + fixed fee
$10,000.01 USD - $100,000 USD3.7% + fixed fee
$100,000.01 USD and over3.4% + fixed fee 
It is the very minimal amount that a person can pay quickly to secure his/her online transactions.

Do you already have a PayPal account? Which payment method do you prefer?

If you still have any questions, feel free to share via comments.