Charges for all Service Direct Campaigns and Leads on your Account will be made to the credit card designated as your Primary Payment Method, which you can adjust at any time in your mySD Billing Center.
If you add multiple credit cards to your mySD Account, you must designate one of them as your Primary Payment Method.
At this time, we are unable to split payments across multiple cards under a single Account.
Accepted Payment Methods
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- AMEX
At this time, we are unable to accept the following payment methods:
- Checks
- Prepaid Cards
- Cash
- Direct Deposit
- PayPal (or any other digital payment service)
Add or Remove Credit Cards
The Billing Center makes adding and removing credit cards simple. The Credit Cards section appears first, giving you easy access to make adjustments.
Set a Credit Card as Primary
- "Primary" to the right of Expiration indicates which card is your Primary Payment Method
- The "Set as Primary Payment Method" link allows you to set a different card as the Primary.
Delete a Credit Card
- To remove a credit card, simply click “Delete” from the list of cards.
Note: You may not delete your Primary Payment Method until you have added another credit card. If the card you are trying to delete is currently set as your Primary method, the delete link will be greyed out. To delete the card, simply click “Set as Primary Payment Method” next to another card and try again.
Update the Billing Info for an Existing Credit Card
- mySD does not allow for the editing of existing Payment Method credit cards. Instead, you'd need to add a new credit card, designate it as the Primary Payment Method, and delete the previous credit card.
Add a Credit Card Payment Method
- To add a credit card, click “Add Another Card” and enter the billing information required fields in the popup.
- Double-check that all card details are entered correctly, including the card number, expiration date, CVV, and billing Zip Code.
- You may also select to make this new card your Primary Payment Method or not.
