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Keep your billing information and payment method up to date. Learn how to change your credit or debit card number, your card's expiration date, or your address.
Do you have a Teams plan? Learn how to update the credit card details, billing address, or tax identification number on your account.
How to update your billing information
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Select Edit billing and payment.
Asked to visit the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or Adobe Store instead?
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Sign in at https://account.adobe.com/plans.
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Select Go to Google Store or Go to App Store.
You're prompted to the Google or Apple support page.
Frequently asked questions
Why can't I update my credit card information?
If you're unable to update your information, make sure that you're not updating it on the billing date. Additionally, pending payments for 30 days or more can lead to account suspension. In such a case, contact us to reactivate your account and update your billing information.
Can I use the same credit or debit card for multiple plans?
If you use the same credit or debit card for multiple plans in your account, your payment details get updated across all the plans. (In certain regions, debit cards may incur a fee from your bank.)
My primary payment method failed. What should I do?
If your primary payment method fails or if the full amount fails to be charged, Adobe may charge any other payment method in your account for the payment amount owed, including partial or incremental payment amounts.