Welcome back! In this video, we'll discuss how to add your Netspend prepaid debit card to Uber Eats as a payment method.

What is a Netspend Prepaid Card?

If you're not familiar with Netspend, it's one of the most popular prepaid cards on the market. You can purchase these cards at local retailers, such as CVS. After buying the card, you can load it with cash. Once loaded, you can use it anywhere Debit Visa is accepted, including most places online and offline.

Adding Netspend Card to Uber Eats

Step 1: Open the Uber Eats App

First, open the Uber Eats app on your device. If you don't have the app yet, check the description for a referral link.

Step 2: Access the Menu

On the home screen of Uber Eats, you'll see various options including specials and nearby restaurants offering zero delivery fees. To proceed, click on the menu icon located at the bottom right, which looks like a small person.

Step 3: Navigate to Payment Options

In the menu, you'll see several options including your saved favorite restaurants and the option to deliver with Uber. Click on "Payment," which is about three lines down from the top and has a credit card icon next to it.

Step 4: Add a Payment Method

On the payment screen, you'll see an option to add funds to Uber Cash. To add your Netspend card, click on the green "Add Payment Method" button at the bottom of the screen.

Step 5: Enter Card Information

Choose the "Credit or Debit Card" option, as this is a Netspend debit card. You will be prompted to enter the 16-digit card number, expiration date, security code, and the ZIP code associated with the card (usually your shipping address). Enter this information accurately.

Step 6: Save the Card

After entering the required information, click the "Save" button. The screen will refresh, confirming that your Netspend prepaid debit card has been added successfully.

Conclusion

Yes, you can add a Netspend prepaid debit card to your Uber Eats account as a payment method. If you encounter any issues, leave a comment below to help others. If you found this video useful, give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more helpful tips.