How to Manage Cards on File for Contacts on the Mobile App

How to Manage Cards on File for Contacts on the Mobile App

Payments are the bread and butter of business; many times, marking the most important step of a customer’s journey. So, if you mostly use the Mobile App to manage your business, follow along to learn how to securely save and manage customer cards directly from a contact’s Payments section.

Adding a Card #

  • Open the mobile app and navigate to the Contacts section.
  • Select a contact.
  • Go to the Payments section and tap the floating action button (+).
  • Select Manage Cards on File.
  • Click + New card, then enter the card details and save the card to the contact.

Removing a Saved Card #

  • Open Manage Cards on File for the contact.
  • Swipe left on the card you want to remove and tap Delete.
  • Confirm the action when prompted.

This helps you speed up checkout, keep customer payment details organised, and make repeat payments smoother and faster — covering all your payment management needs from the comfort of your Mobile App.

Frequently Asked Questions #

Where do I manage cards on file for a contact? #

Open the contact in the Contacts section, go to the Payments section, tap the floating + button, and select Manage Cards on File.

How do I add a new card to a contact? #

In Manage Cards on File, click + New card, enter the card details, and save the card to the contact.

How do I remove a saved card? #

Open Manage Cards on File, swipe left on the card you want to remove, tap Delete, and confirm when prompted.

Why would I save a card on file? #

Saving cards speeds up checkout, keeps customer payment details organized, and makes repeat payments smoother and faster.

Can I manage cards entirely from the mobile app? #

Yes. You can add and remove saved cards directly from a contact’s Payments section within the mobile app.

Is removing a card reversible? #

Removing a card is a confirmed delete action, so you must confirm the prompt; to use that card again you would need to add it back as a new card.

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Updated on May 26, 2026
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