▶ How to buy at Shein without a card

• Although most of us are accustomed to using our credit cards for online purchases, some users wonder about buying at Shein without one.
• First, it’s important to know that buying from Shein is completely safe, so there’s no need to worry about providing your bank details. However, if you prefer not to use a card, there are alternative options available.

Using PayPal

• The most common method to buy at Shein without a card is through PayPal. This allows you to create a virtual account linked to your bank, where you can deposit the desired balance for payments. When making a purchase at Shein, simply provide your PayPal account instead of your card details, providing peace of mind for many users.

Prepaid Cards

• Another option is to request a prepaid card from your bank. With a prepaid card, you only load the exact amount needed for your order, ensuring that no one can access the rest of your account.

Virtual Credit Cards

• Alternatively, you can create a virtual credit card for use in various online stores. In Spain, for example, Correos offers rechargeable cards that can be loaded at any of its offices. These cards allow you to make purchases using the available balance.

Can You Pay at Shein in Cash?

• While many online stores offer cash-on-delivery options, Shein does not provide this service. To make a purchase, you’ll need to have a bank account or use an online payment service.
• If you don’t have a bank account, your only option is to ask someone to place the order for you or to use their credit card. You can then provide them with cash in exchange for them making the payment directly to Shein. If these options aren’t available, you won’t be able to complete the payment for your purchases on the platform.

Shein’s Payment Methods

• Shein offers two primary payment methods in Spain: credit card and PayPal. This means that cash on delivery, bank transfers, and Bizum are not available as payment options.
• Accepted bank card options include Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, and American Express. Most bank cards belong to one of these four companies, so this shouldn’t be an issue.
• Some countries may offer additional local payment methods, such as OXXO in Mexico. However, availability may vary depending on the country.