With a large number of useful, customizable integrated functions, Shopify Payments is a very effective and user-friendly tool to accept online payments many online store owners rely on.
Upon setting up Shopify Payments, you are required to provide your bank account information. This account will be set as default for any future transactions.
However, in case you wish to switch to another bank, or there are any changes in your bank account information, you could always edit your submitted bank account information with just a few mouse clicks in the Shopify homepage.
In this article, you would find detailed instructions with illustration on how to edit bank account information for Shopify Payments.
Related Posts:
- How to activate an alternative payment method
- How to use a suggested manual payment method
- How to create a custom manual payment method
- How to deactivate a manual payment method
- How to change your currency formatting
- How to mark a manual payment as paid
- How to set up email money transfers
How to edit bank account information for Shopify Payments
- Step 1: Go to Payment providers
- Step 2: Click Edit under Shopify Payments
- Step 3: Click Edit under Bank account
- Step 4: Edit your bank information
- Step 5: Save your information
Step 1: Go to Payment providers
First, log in your Shopify account, go to the Settings section in your bottom left corner and select Payment providers.
Step 2: Click Edit under Shopify Payments
As Shopify Payments has been enabled as a Payment provider, click the Edit button in this section.
Step 3: Click Edit under Bank account
In the Bank account section as shown below, click the edit button:
Step 4: Edit your bank information
Edit your existed bank account information with the new one.
Note: If your account is from a Japanese bank, remember to enter the required information in Kanji (full width) characters.
Step 5: Save your information
Click Save and your bank account information has been updated.
Caution: Payouts from Shopify Payments could not be received with bank account credentials from prepaid bank cards.
To edit bank account information for Shopify Payments on iPhone
Step 1: Visit Settings in Store
After logging in your Shopify account, go to the Store symbol in the bottom right corner and select Settings.
Step 2: Tap Payments in Store Settings
Next, in the Store settings section, a list of settings available to customize your store will be shown. Tap Payments.
Step 3: Tap Edit in Shopify Payments
Next, under the Shopify Payments section, tap Edit
Step 4: Tap Edit in Bank account
In the Bank account section, continue tapping edit
Step 5: Enter the required information
Fil in the required information that you wish to update.
Note: If your account is from a Japanese bank, remember that only full-width Kanji characters are accepted.
Step 6: Save your change
Click Save to confirm the change in your bank account information.
To edit bank account information for Shopify Payments on Android
Step 1: Visit Settings in Store
After logging in your Shopify account, go to the Store symbol in the bottom right corner and select Settings.
Step 2: Tap Payments in Store Settings
Next, in the Store settings section, a list of settings available to customize your store will be shown. Tap Payments.
Step 3: Tap Edit in Shopify Payments
Next, under the Shopify Payments section, tap Edit
Step 4: Tap Edit in Bank account
In the Bank account section, continue tapping edit
Step 5: Enter the required information
Fil in the required information that you wish to update.
Note: If your account is from a Japanese bank, remember that only full-width Kanji characters are accepted.
Step 6: Save your change
Click Save to confirm the change in your bank account information.
Caution: It is not possible to use prepaid bank cards as bank account credentials to receive payouts from Shopify Payments.
Conclusions
The above article provides basic instructions on how to edit bank account information for Shopify Payments on Desktop, iPhone, and Android. I hope it helps in making the most out of your experience with managing your online store through Shopify Payments.
For similar instructions, please visit our Help Center.