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To make a payment on an Amazon Store Card or Amazon Secured Card Account, do one of the following: Make a one-time payment: Sign in to your Synchrony Bank account at http://www.syncbank.com/amazon or link your Amazon and Synchrony accounts to navigate directly to Synchrony from the Amazon site.
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Synchrony is the issuer of the Amazon store card and credit card, which offer flexible payment options and rewards for online shoppers. To log in to your account, you need to find your user ID on this webpage. You will need to provide your card number and the last four digits of your social security number.
Access your Amazon credit card account, manage payments, and view statements securely with Synchrony Financial.
Manage Your Amazon Store Card Account or Amazon Secured Card Account Online. Link your Amazon and Synchrony Bank accounts to enable easy access to basic card account information directly on Amazon.
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Password. SIGN IN. FORGOT USERNAME OR PASSWORD. REGISTER FOR ONLINE ACCESS. CREDIT CARD CUSTOMER? CLICK HERE. Log In to Synchrony Bank High Yield Savings, CDs, Money Market Accounts, IRAs. Get online access to check your balances, transfer funds, and more.
The Amazon.com Store Card and the Amazon Prime Store Card (“Amazon Store Card”) and the Amazon.com Store Card Credit Builder and Amazon Prime Store Card Credit Builder (“Amazon Credit Builder”) are issued by Synchrony Bank. If you have questions about the Amazon.com Store Card or Amazon Credit Builder, call 1-855-597-4891, available 24 hours a day.
Find quick links for account access or get customer service help for your Synchrony consumer or business accounts.
The Amazon Secured Card and Amazon Prime Secured Card, issued by Synchrony Bank, are unique credit cards each with two sets of features – the Secured Card features and the Store Card features. The two credit features have some different rates, fees and rewards.
