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You can pay for your Pokecoins using a credit or debit card through PayPal’s secure checkout. This option is available even if you do not have a PayPal account.

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Accepted cards

Through PayPal, you can pay with:
  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • American Express
  • Discover
  • Any other recognised card accepted by PayPal
Both credit and debit cards are accepted. Prepaid cards may also work depending on the issuer and region.

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How to pay with a card

1

Select PayPal at checkout

When you reach the payment method selection step, choose PayPal from the available options.
2

Redirect to PayPal

You are redirected to PayPal’s secure checkout page. This is PayPal’s official website where all payment processing occurs.
3

Select card payment option

On the PayPal checkout page, look for the option to pay with a debit or credit card. This is typically displayed as Pay with Debit or Credit Card.Click this option to proceed without logging into a PayPal account. Otherwise, you can login into your PayPal account and pay with your saved cards in your PayPal account.
4

Enter card details

PayPal displays a secure form for your card information:
  • Card number
  • Expiration date
  • Security code (CVV/CVC)
  • Billing address
Enter your card details directly into PayPal’s form.
5

Complete payment

Review the payment amount and click the button to confirm payment. PayPal processes the transaction and redirects you back to Right Spot.
6

View confirmation

After successful payment, you are returned to Right Spot’s confirmation page showing your order status and delivery progress.

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Why cards are processed through PayPal

All card payments on Right Spot are processed through PayPal’s payment gateway. This provides several benefits: Established security: PayPal has processed payments for over two decades and handles billions of dollars in transactions. Their security infrastructure is world-class. No card data on our servers: Your card information is entered directly on PayPal’s website, not on Right Spot. We never see, handle, or store your card details. Buyer protection: PayPal offers buyer protection programs that can help resolve disputes if issues arise. Wide card acceptance: PayPal accepts cards from most countries and handles currency conversion automatically.

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Card security

When you enter your card details on PayPal’s checkout page:
  1. You are on PayPal’s secure website (check the URL shows paypal.com)
  2. Your card information is encrypted and sent directly to PayPal
  3. PayPal processes the payment with your card issuer
  4. Right Spot receives only a confirmation that payment was successful
Right Spot never receives your card number, expiration date, or security code. We only receive a transaction ID confirming the payment was completed. See Payment security for detailed information about how your financial data is protected.

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Processing time

Card payments through PayPal typically process within seconds. You see the result immediately after confirming payment on PayPal’s page.

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Why cards may be declined

Cards can be declined for several reasons: Insufficient funds: The card does not have enough available credit or balance. Bank restrictions: Your bank may block transactions to PayPal or international transactions. Incorrect details: The card number, expiration date, or security code was entered incorrectly. Card not supported: Some card types or issuers may not be accepted by PayPal in certain regions. Fraud prevention: The bank flagged the transaction as potentially fraudulent.

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If your card is declined

  1. Verify all card details are entered correctly
  2. Check with your bank if there are any holds or restrictions on your card. In this case you might have to contact your bank and notify them about this transaction
  3. Try a different card
  4. Use an alternative payment method such as PayPal balance or UPI

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Refunds

Refunds for card payments made through PayPal are returned to the original card. Processing time varies by bank but typically takes 5-10 business days to appear on your statement.
Learn about UPI payments in UPI.