Why Can’t I Receive Card Payments? | Accept Card Payments with Business Account

Why can’t I receive card payments?

You can’t receive card payments if your account type is personal.

To accept payments from your payers via card, you must have a business account.

A business account enables merchant payment features, allowing you to receive funds through debit or credit cards securely.

If you’re currently using a personal account, consider upgrading to a business account to start accepting card payments from customers.
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