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How do I link my checking account to the Shell app?

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To link your checking account via Shell S Pay, please follow the steps:

  • Log in to your Shell Pay & Save account.
  • Click "More" the "Add Payment Method"
    • If you are trying to link your checking account to Shell S Pay, you must successfully link your Fuel Rewards® account first to your Shell app account.
  • Click "Shell S Pay"
  • Complete the required information form, which will include logging into you online banking account.
  • You will then receive a verification code for your mobile phone. You will them need to enter the code into the app, and then your account will be connected in S Pay and ready to use.

If you do not have online bank account, you will be required to provide you checking account details. These details will be verified by Shell and can take approximately 2 business days before the account is created and ready for use.

If you are encountering issues in adding your checking account to Shell S Pay, please call our Shell S Pay Support Team at 1-855-767-8555 or you may e-mail them at s_paysupport@bimnetworks.com.

 

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