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To use PayPal, you'll first need to create an account and link a payment method like a bank account or credit/debit card. Then, you can use PayPal to make online purchases by selecting the PayPal option at checkout, logging into your account, and confirming the payment. You can also use PayPal to send money to others by entering their email address or phone number, the amount you want to send, and confirming the payment. 


Also Lane: how can I open PayPal account 2025

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1. Setting up a PayPal Account

Sign up: Go to the PayPal website and click "Sign Up". 

Choose an account type: Select either a Personal or Business account. For most individual users, a Personal account is sufficient. 

Provide details: Enter your name, email address, and create a password. 

Add a payment method: Link your bank account, credit card, or debit card to your PayPal account. 

2. Using PayPal to Shop Online:

Look for the PayPal button: When you're ready to pay on a website, look for the PayPal button. 

Select PayPal: Click the PayPal button, which will redirect you to the PayPal website. 

Log in: Log in to your PayPal account using your email and password. 

Confirm the payment: Review the payment details and confirm the transaction. 

3. Sending Money with PayPal

Go to "Send Money": In your PayPal account, navigate to the "Send Money" or similar option.

Enter recipient details: Enter the recipient's name, email address, or phone number.

Enter the amount: Input the amount you wish to send and choose the currency.

Choose a payment method: Select your preferred payment method from your linked accounts.

Review and send: Review the transaction details and click "Send" to complete the payment. 

4. Receiving Money with PayPal

Share your email or phone number: Provide your PayPal-linked email address or phone number to the sender. 

Confirm your email: Make sure your email address is confirmed within your PayPal account. 

Receive notification: You'll receive a notification in your PayPal account or app when you receive money. 

Access your balance: You can then use the received funds for online purchases or transfer them to your bank account. 

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