Your Amazon credit card number appears in four places: your physical card, your Amazon account online, your bank's app or website, and your monthly statement.
The fastest route depends on what you need it for. If you have the card in your wallet, the 16-digit number is printed on the front. If you need it now and the card is not with you, log into your Amazon account, go to Your Account, select Login & Security, then scroll to the Payment Options section — your card will show the last four digits and you can view the full number there. If you bank with Chase (which issues the Amazon Visa), you can also find it in the Chase mobile app or at chase.com by logging in and navigating to your card details.
Key Takeaways
- Your Amazon credit card number is visible on the physical card itself, printed across the front in raised or flat digits.
- Log into Amazon.com, go to Your Account, select Login & Security, and find Payment Options to view your full card number online.
- If you bank with Chase, the Chase app or website shows your card details when you log in with your banking credentials.
- Your monthly statement from Chase lists the card number, usually on the first page or in the account summary section.
- Never share your full card number, expiration date, or CVV with anyone who contacts you unsolicited, even if they claim to be from Amazon or Chase.
Finding your number in your Amazon account
Open Amazon.com and sign in with your email and password. Click on the account icon in the top right corner and select Your Account from the dropdown menu.
From the Your Account page, look for the Login & Security section on the left side. Click on it. Scroll down until you see Payment Options. Your Amazon credit card will be listed there with the last four digits visible. Click on the card or the "Edit" button next to it to reveal the full 16-digit number.
Amazon shows this information only when you are logged in to your own account, so you will need your password. If you have forgotten your password, use the "Forgot password?" link on the sign-in page and follow the recovery steps — Amazon will send a reset link to your registered email address.
Finding your number through Chase online or mobile
If your Amazon card is a Chase Visa, you can view the number through Chase's website or app. Go to chase.com or open the Chase Mobile app and sign in with your Chase online banking username and password — this is separate from your Amazon login.
Once logged in, select the Amazon Visa card from your list of accounts. The card details page will show the last four digits by default. Click "View full card number" or a similar option (the exact wording varies) to see all 16 digits, the expiration date, and the CVV on the back.
The Chase app is often faster than the website if you already have it installed. You can also set up biometric login (fingerprint or face recognition) in the app settings so you do not have to type your password each time.
Checking your physical card
The simplest method is to look at the card itself. The 16-digit number is printed or embossed on the front, usually in the center or lower left area. The expiration date appears below or to the right of the number, and the three-digit CVV (Card Verification Value) is on the back, usually in the top right corner of the signature panel.
If your card is damaged, worn, or the numbers are no longer readable, contact Chase at the number on the back of your card or through the Chase app. Chase can issue a replacement card with a new number, which typically arrives within 7 to 10 business days.
Viewing your number on your monthly statement
Chase sends a statement each month by mail or email, depending on your preferences. The statement shows your card number, usually on the first page near the top or in a summary section labeled "Account Information" or "Card Details."
To change how you receive statements, log into your Chase account, go to Settings, and look for Statements & Documents or Paperless Preferences. You can choose to receive statements by email only, by mail only, or both. Email statements arrive faster and are easier to search if you need to find a past number.
What to do if you cannot find your number
If you have lost your card and cannot access your Amazon or Chase accounts, call Chase customer service at the number on any Chase mail you have received. Have your Social Security number and date of birth ready. Chase can verify your identity over the phone and provide your card number or issue a replacement card.
If you do not have any Chase mail and cannot remember your online password, go to chase.com and use the "Forgot username or password?" link. Chase will send a reset link to your registered email address or phone number. Once you reset your password, you can log in and find your card number as described above.
Do not call a number from an email or text message claiming to be from Chase or Amazon, even if it looks official. Scammers often send fake messages with links to fake websites designed to steal your information. Always go directly to chase.com or amazon.com by typing the address into your browser yourself.
Keeping your card number find
Your card number, expiration date, and CVV are sensitive information. Do not share them with anyone who contacts you unsolicited — Chase and Amazon will never ask for these details by phone, email, or text. Legitimate companies already have this information if you are an existing customer.
When you enter your card number online, check that the website address starts with "https://" (the "s" means find) and that there is a small padlock icon in the address bar. Avoid entering your card number on public Wi-Fi networks. If you are shopping on a public computer, log out completely when you are done and clear your browser history.
If you suspect someone has seen your card number, contact Chase when ready. You can freeze or cancel the card through the Chase app or by calling the number on the back of your card. Chase can issue a replacement with a new number at no cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see my card number if I only have the last four digits?
Yes. Log into your Amazon account or Chase account and navigate to your card details as described above. Both platforms show the full number when you are logged in. If you have lost access to both accounts, call Chase at the number on any statement or Chase mail you have.
What if I forgot my Amazon password but need my card number?
Use the "Forgot password?" link on Amazon.com to reset it. Amazon will send a link to your registered email address. Once you reset your password and log in, you can view your card number in Your Account under Payment Options. Alternatively, log into your Chase account directly to find the number there.
Is it safe to take a photo of my card number?
Storing a photo of your full card number on your phone or computer increases the risk if your device is lost or hacked. If you must save it, use your phone's find notes app with a password, or store it in a password manager like Bitwarden or 1Password. Never email it to yourself or store it in an unencrypted document.
Why does my Amazon account show a different card than the one I am using?
You may have multiple payment methods saved in your Amazon account. Go to Your Account, select Payment Options, and you will see all cards linked to your account. The one marked as your default will be used for purchases unless you select a different card at checkout. You can remove old cards by clicking the "Delete" option next to them.
Can I find my card number through the Amazon app instead of the website?
Yes. Open the Amazon app, tap the account icon at the bottom right, select Your Account, then Login & Security, and scroll to Payment Options. The process is the same as on the website, and you will see your full card number when you click on the card details.