To view saved credit cards in Google Chrome, open Settings, select Autofill and passwords, then Payment methods. Your saved cards appear there, and you can add, edit, or remove them. Cards saved to your Google Account also live at payments.google.com under Payment methods.
Before you start
- Applies to: Google Chrome on desktop, Android, and iPhone, plus cards saved to your Google Account.
- You need: To be signed in to Chrome or your Google Account to see synced cards.
- Good to know: Chrome never shows a full card number in the settings list. Only the card type and the last four digits are visible.
How do I see saved cards in Google Chrome?
- Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of Chrome.
- Choose Settings.
- Select Autofill and passwords from the left pane. In older versions this is just Autofill.
- Click Payment methods. Your saved credit cards appear in the list.
Paste chrome://settings/payments into the address bar to jump straight there.
How do I edit or remove a saved card?
- Open
chrome://settings/payments. - Find the card in the list.
- Click the three-dot menu next to it.
- Choose Edit to change the expiry date or nickname, or Remove to delete it.
Removing a card here only removes it from Chrome on this device. A card saved to your Google Account has to be removed at payments.google.com, or it reappears on your next sync.
How do I view or remove cards saved to my Google Account?
- Open a new tab and go to payments.google.com.
- Sign in to your Google Account if asked.
- Open the Payment methods tab to see stored cards.
- Click Remove next to any card you no longer want saved.
This is the list that follows you between devices, which is why a card you deleted on your laptop can still turn up on your phone.
How do I clear all my autofill data, not just cards?
Cards are one of three separate autofill stores. Addresses and form entries are held apart from them, so clearing one leaves the others alone.
- Press Ctrl + Shift + Delete, or Command + Shift + Delete on Mac.
- Switch to the Advanced tab.
- Set the time range to All time.
- Tick Autofill form data.
- Click Delete data.
Saved addresses have their own page at chrome://settings/addresses, and passwords are managed separately again in the Google Password Manager.
Where are saved cards on Chrome for Android and iPhone?
- Android: tap the three-dot menu, then Settings, then Payment methods.
- iPhone and iPad: tap the three-dot menu, then Settings, then Payment methods. Cards stored by Safari or iOS itself do not appear here, because those belong to Apple rather than Chrome.
Why can’t I see my saved cards?
If you turned off payment autofill, saved cards may be hidden. Go to Autofill and passwords, then Payment methods, and turn on Save and fill payment methods to see them again.
The other common cause is being signed into a different Chrome profile from the one that saved the card. Check the profile icon at the top right before assuming the card is gone.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see the full card number in Chrome?
Chrome shows the card type and last four digits. To confirm the full number or CVC, you may be asked to verify your identity through your Google Account.
Where are Chrome cards actually stored?
Cards can be saved locally in Chrome or to your Google Account. Account cards sync across devices and appear at payments.google.com.
How do I stop Chrome saving my cards?
In Autofill and passwords, Payment methods, turn off Save and fill payment methods so Chrome stops offering to store new cards.
Why does Chrome ask for my CVC every time I pay?
Chrome does not store the CVC for cards held in your Google Account, so it asks for it at checkout to confirm the card is yours. That is deliberate, and there is no setting to skip it.
Does deleting a card in Chrome cancel the card?
No. It only removes the stored details from the browser or your Google Account. The card itself is unaffected, and you would need to contact your bank to cancel it.
Related guides
- How to Remove Chrome Autofill Entries
- How to Make Chrome Automatically Delete Browsing History
- How to Stop Chrome Automatically Logging Into Websites
- Stop Google Chrome from Running in the Background on Windows
Chrome keeps your saved cards under Autofill and passwords, and payments.google.com gives you the same list for cards tied to your Google Account. Remember that removing a card in one place does not remove it from the other, which is the single most common reason a deleted card keeps coming back.
Last verified: 15 August 2026
