You may have noticed that there's more than one payment method during the Walktall checkout process. This article is designed to help you specifically understand what PayPal is and how it works.

So what is PayPal?

With PayPal, you can shop online securely and conveniently using your debit or credit card, bank account or PayPal balance - all without sharing your financial details with the seller.

How Does PayPal Work?

PayPal interacts with the Walktall website seamlessly so for customers choosing to pay via PayPal, the experience is very similar to choosing to pay via credit or debit card directly through the Walktall checkout. To checkout via PayPal, simply...

Firstly open a PayPal account if you don't already have one.
Then find something you'd like to purchase from the Walktall website.
Add the item(s) you'd like to buy to your Walktall shopping basket.
When you're ready to pay follow the directions to checkout, then simply select PayPal as the payment method, after confirming your order at Walktall you will be redirected to PayPal to complete your order.

Do I need a WALKTALL account to Checkout via PayPal?

No, you can checkout with paypal either with a Walktall account or by using our guest checkout.

Can I amend an order where I've checked out via PayPal?

No, but you could cancel it in its entirety. Any order checked out via PayPal will be shown in your order history as normal so you'll also be able to view or track your order via Walktall in the normal way. If you need to make an amendment, or you wish to cancel your order then please contact us.

Can I return goods to WALKTALL if I checked out via PayPal?

Of course! Regardless of the checkout process you choose, the Walktall Returns Policy remains the same.

Which Credit/Debit cards can I use via PayPal?

Using PayPal gives you the flexibility to make payments via a variety of credit and debit cards, your PayPal balance or even via your bank account. Click here for more information on sending money as payment via PayPal.

Need more help and advice on using PayPal?

Why not visit the PayPal website which is packed with useful information and advice?