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How do I use PayPal offline (with 2% cashback)

PayPal is one of the safest option for paying online. With more and more omnipresent payment solutions, Mobile has become the primary option to pay across online and offline in stores. Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Android Pay are some of the widespread payment options using NFC (Near Field Communications) to pay using mobile.

How to use PayPal in Samsung Pay and Android Pay?
Just like adding your credit card in Samsung Pay or Android Pay, you can add your PayPal account and log into it.
Please do note that only the balance and bank would be used for these payments. It would be a preferred choice to use if you are planning to pay directly from your bank account for all the offline payments easily.

Can I use by Bank account to pay through NFC?
Yes. Through PayPal inbetween. You can add bank to your PayPal account and verify it. After that, you can add the PayPal account to Android Pay or Samsung pay and BOOM. You are all set to pay all in-store payments through Bank (using Android Pay or Samsung Pay and PayPal)

PayPal also provides you with a credit card in partnership with Synchrony and it comes fee-free with industry best cashback rate for fee-free cards at 2%. Once you have the PayPal credit card, make sure to pay your bills on time by due date to avoid any late fees/fines. There is absolutely no annual fee and the perk of 2% comes for all the transactions you do online/offline. I would highly recommend this as one of the best in the industry for the fee-free cashback cards.

Link for more information - https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/credit-card/2-percent-cash-back-mastercard



PayPal provides hassle free protection for 180 days as well if you end up facing an issue with any transaction. After all, PayPal is built on trust by all its customers.

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