For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt

Remove a credit card from your account

Maintaining your payment methods up to date is as important as managing your transactions. If you need to remove a credit card from your Snapdocs RON (formerly Pactima) account, perhaps because it's expired or no longer in use, follow these steps to do it safely and easily. <iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/93138c1f32294860b034847f949e3689" width="100%" height="405" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen title="Remove a credit card from your account"></iframe> ## Steps for Removing Your Credit Card 1. **Access Your Account Settings** - Click on the **Account** button located at the top right corner of the header on the Snapdocs RON (formerly Pactima) site. 2. **Navigate to Billing Information** - Within your account overview, locate and select the **Billing** card. 3. **View Payment Methods** - In the billing section, find and click on the **Payment Methods** card. 4. **Select the Card to Remove** - All credit cards linked to your account will be listed here. - Beside each credit card entry, there are three dots indicating more options. Click on these dots for the card you wish to remove. 5. **Initiate Card Removal** - From the dropdown menu that appears, choose the **Remove** option. 6. **Confirm the Removal** - A confirmation pop-up will ask you to verify the removal of the credit card. - If you’re certain you want to proceed, click **Confirm Removal**. ## What to Consider - Ensure you’re removing the correct card, especially if you have multiple cards on file. - If the card you’re removing is your only payment method, you may want to add a new one before removal to prevent service interruptions. - After removal, the card will no longer be charged for any future transactions. Removing a credit card from your Snapdocs RON (formerly Pactima) account is a simple process, but it should be done with care. Always double-check which card you're removing to avoid any future billing issues.