Find out how you can pay there.
Search a store, restaurant, or website to see which payment methods it accepts — in store, at self-checkout, online, and in the app.
✓ Official sources✓ Last-checked dates on every result✓ In store / Self-checkout / Online / App
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See exactly where it works
Example: Target — the same payment method can work in store but not online, or vice versa.
| Method | In store | Self-checkout | Online | App |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Pay | ✓ Accepted | ✓ Accepted | ✓ Accepted | ✓ Accepted |
| PayPal | ✕ Not accepted | ✕ Not accepted | ✓ Accepted | ✓ Accepted |
| EBT / SNAP | △ Conditional | △ Conditional | △ Conditional | △ Conditional |
| Klarna | ✕ Not accepted | ✕ Not accepted | ✓ Accepted | ✓ Accepted |
Last verified September 26, 2026 · View official sources
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How it works
- Search a business. Find major stores, restaurants, and websites.
- See where each method works. Check in-store, self-checkout, website, and app acceptance.
- Check the source. Every answer cites official documentation with a last-verified date.
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Frequently asked questions
Can payment methods differ by location?
Yes. Some chains use different terminals, franchises, delivery partners, or regional policies. We show the chain-wide policy when available and flag known exceptions — for example, a tap-to-pay rollout may not have reached every store yet.
What does “Not confirmed” mean?
It means we couldn’t find sufficient official documentation for that payment method. It does not necessarily mean the store refuses it — we just won’t claim an answer without a source to back it.
What if a payment method changed recently?
Every store page shows its last-verified date. If you spot something out of date, use the report button on that page — reports go into our re-verification queue and are checked against official documentation.
Where does your data come from?
Retailers’ official payment and help pages first, then official documentation from payment providers. Every answer on every store page links to its source.