• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
  • Home
  • Advertise With Us
  • Contact

TechWalls

Technology News | Gadget Reviews | Tutorials

  • Reviews
  • Guide
  • Home Improvement
  • Gadget & Apps
  • Deals
  • News

How to Disable Recurring Payments in Paypal

By Tuan Do

I’ve just lost $50 from my Paypal account because of the recurring payment.

That is the money I had to pay for an antivirus program. I had it for free in the first year and now they are charging $50 for the second year. This is mostly my mistake because I forgot to cancel the subscription.

However, the problem is that we are often not aware of the agreement when we buy a subscription-based product/service. Then, your Paypal account will regularly send payments to the service providers without asking your permissions. Therefore, I recommend you to check terms of service and agreements carefully before making any purchase on the Internet.

Fortunately, Paypal keeps record of all subscriptions in our profile. The feature is called preapproved payments and we can use it to manage recurring payment, subscription, automatic billing or installment plan.

Follow the steps to disable subscription/recurring payments in your Paypal account.

1. Login to your Paypal account

2. Go to Profile on navigation bar.

3. Navigate to My money

4. Click on Update on the option My preapproved payments.

paypal-recurring-payment

5. You will now see a list of all your preapproved payments with different statuses like Active, Inactive or Cancelled. To disable any active subscription, you just need to click on the merchant and choose Cancel in the Status section.

Notice than cancelling the subscription will not return your previous paid money. You also can’t reactivate the subscription. In case you want to re-establish it, you will need to set up again on merchant’s website.

Disclosure: We might earn commission from qualifying purchases. The commission help keep the rest of my content free, so thank you!

Footer

Kodak Luma 500 Review – An Impressive Mini Projector with Native 1080p Resolution

Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra AI Gimbal Review – Smartphone Videography with Advanced AI and Control

iKoffy EdiBot Food Printer Review – Can It Replace Latte Art?

DYMESTY AI Glasses Review – Could These Be Your Next Wearable?

Follow TechWalls

YoutubeFacebookXInstagram

Recent Posts

  • iPhone 17 Pro Max Model Number A3257, A3525, A3526, A3527 Differences
  • iPhone 17 Pro Model Number A3256, A3522, A3523, A3524 Differences
  • Why Tesla Displays Go Black – And How It Was Fixed?
  • Kodak Luma 500 Review – An Impressive Mini Projector with Native 1080p Resolution

Copyright © 2025 · All Rights Reserved