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Are you trying to use Afterpay at Walmart? While Walmart doesn't accept Afterpay as a payment method, you can get around this by using Afterpay's Single-Use Payments. In this article, we'll teach you how to shop at Walmart and pay with Afterpay.
Using Afterpay at Walmart
While Walmart doesn't accept Afterpay as a payment method on their website, you can use Afterpay's Single-Use Payments in the app to shop at Walmart. When you use Afterpay at Walmart, you'll agree to a payment plan with Afterpay. Then, Afterpay will use a Single-Use Payment to place your Walmart order.
Steps
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Search for "Walmart" in the Afterpay app. Walmart will appear under the Stores heading, with a blue icon with yellow lines on it.
- If you don't see Walmart in your Afterpay app, you can't use Afterpay at Walmart. This could be due to your location, or due to your account—Afterpay "unlocks" stores after you use the app more, so if your account is new you may not be able to access Walmart in the Afterpay app just yet.
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Tap on Walmart and start shopping. Once you select Walmart, you'll be taken to the Walmart website. Shop for the items you want and place them into your cart.
- To use Afterpay at Walmart, you must spend at least $20.
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Tap on your cart once you're done shopping. Select your pickup or delivery options, depending on what items you purchased.
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Tap on Continue to checkout. It's the blue button at the bottom of the screen beneath your estimated total.
- If you're not signed into an account, you'll be prompted to sign in now. Sign in with your Walmart account, or make a new one.
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Tap Edit payment > Add a new payment method. The Buy now, Pay later button should light up green.
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Tap Buy now, Pay later. The amount of your order, including tax and shipping, will be auto-populated.
- Tap Continue to move to the next screen.
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Review the payment schedule. The total will be divided into four equal (or nearly equal) payments, and the dates those payments are due will be listed.
- If you don't have a payment method added already, you'll need to add one. Fill in your name, card number, expiration date, security code, and billing address if it's different.
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Click Continue > Confirm. Once you confirm, you'll be brought back to the Walmart checkout. Afterpay will fill in the payment section with Single-Use Payment details, which will be used to finalize your order.[1]
- If Afterpay doesn't autofill all of the Single-Use Payment details, hit the three-dot button in the upper-right corner and tap Refresh page.
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Complete the order at Walmart. The order will be charged to the Afterpay Single-Use Payment, and you'll pay the balance off over the course of your payment schedule.