The instructions will ask you to enter some of your card information (including a PIN if you’ve indicated that you’re using a debit card), as well as your zip code. Next, you’ll be asked whether you want to pay with cash or pay with a credit or debit card, at which point, you select which type of card you want to use. Most machines will ask you to remove your card again right away, but newer machines require leaving your card in longer, so pay attention to the directions. Once you pull up to the pump (make sure you’re close enough for the hose to reach your tank!), it’s time to insert your credit or debit card into the machine. When you are smart about how you pay, it can be safe and easy to use a card to pay for gas.
Here’s how to practice better card safety at the gas station.
Should you use a debit card to pay for gas? Wondering how to use a credit card at the gas pump safely? Once you insert your card into the pump and choose credit or debit, you’re ready to get started, using these tips to avoid card skimming devices, protect your checking account, your other bank accounts, and your identity.
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