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Temu has landed in the UK, and has fast become a popular spot for online shopping. If you’ve jumped aboard the Temu craze, you’ll want to know the best and safest ways to pay at checkout.
PayPal is one of the most commonly used payment methods for online shopping. But can you use it with Temu, and is it safe to do so? Find out everything you need to know here in this guide, so you can shop with confidence.
If you’re looking for safe payment methods for purchasing from Temu, check out the Wise digital card from the money services provider Wise. This virtual card has different details than your physical card, and can be frozen after each purchase. That means it’s a secure, smart and simple way to spend no matter where in the world you are.
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Yes, Temu accepts PayPal as a payment method in the UK.¹ You should see it in the list of payment methods at checkout, along with debit and credit cards, Google Pay and other options.
To pay with PayPal, you’ll need to sign into your account and then complete the checkout process. If you don’t yet have an account with PayPal, here’s how to sign up.
Yes, Temu is safe to use with PayPal in the UK. This is because PayPal has robust consumer protection policies, including the following:²
PayPal also uses sophisticated security processes to protect your details, account and money - find out more here.
When you pay with PayPal on Temu, you’ll have the option to ‘remember my PayPal account details’. This can save a little time when checking out next time.
If you selected this but no longer want your PayPal and Temu accounts linked, here’s what you need to do:³
Another option to try is signing out of your PayPal account on your browser, laptop or phone.
After reading this, you should hopefully feel a little more confident about using PayPal to pay for your Temu purchases.
PayPal is a trusted name in the world of online payments, and it has all kinds of buyer protection, security and anti-fraud measures in place. So if something goes wrong with your purchase, PayPal should have your back.
Just make sure to take common sense steps to protect yourself when online shopping, such as choosing secure passwords and not sharing them with anyone.
And if you’re looking for a secure, alternative way to pay online, consider checking out the Wise digital card by signing up for a Wise account.
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