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A person using two or three different credit cards to pay at checkout or a bill being split between two or more users also counts as a split payment. Many banks and financial institutions offer such functionality by allowing their customers to request payments from people they split a bill with (known as sub-payees).

Though most online retailers do not allow payments between two different credit cards, some allow split payments between a credit card and a gift card. If you have a gift card for your favorite retailer that does not cover your entire balance, you can use your credit card or debit card to pay the remainder.

When a customer uses more than one payment method to settle a single transaction, this is called a split payment. For example, a customer might put the total cost of their transaction on two different credit cards. Single customers don't always use split payments.

The PayPal Bill Split feature helps you easily split costs between friends and family. You can split a bill within your PayPal account or on certain partner sites. Here's how to request to split a bill from your PayPal account: Click Pay & Get Paid at the top of the page.

Yes, in many cases, you can combine two forms of payment using cash and a debit card. This can be done by using the cash amount to pay a portion of the total cost and then using the debit card to cover the remaining balance.

You can split payment between one of the accepted credit or debit cards and an Amazon.com Gift Card, but you can't split payment among multiple cards. We accept Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), Health Savings Accounts (HSA) (U.S. billing addresses only) for the purchase of FSA or HSA eligible items.

If you have more than one credit card, there may be occasions when you want to minimize the spend on each of them and find it desirable to split the cost of your online transaction between two cards. However, the vast majority of online retailers do not offer this option.

Are split payments possible? Most online merchants won't allow you to split your payment. Internet stores may allow you to combine a gift card with a credit card when you make a purchase, but they rarely let customers use two credit cards, or a credit and debit card mix, to do the same.