Your card number is on the physical card itself, in your Amazon account, or in your bank's app
If you have the card in your wallet, the 16-digit number is printed on the front. If you don't have the card with you, you can find the number by logging into your Amazon account, checking your bank's mobile app or website, or calling the card issuer's customer service line. The fastest route depends on what you have access to right now.
Amazon credit cards are issued by either Chase or Synchrony, depending on which card you hold. Both banks make your card number visible in multiple places, so you have options if one route isn't available to you.
Key Takeaways
- Your Amazon credit card number appears on the front of the physical card in a 16-digit sequence.
- You can view your card number in your Amazon account under "Your Account" and then "Login & Security" or "Payment Options."
- Chase and Synchrony both display your card number in their mobile apps and websites when you log in.
- Customer service can read your card number to you over the phone if you call the issuer directly.
Finding your number in your Amazon account
Log into Amazon.com and go to "Your Account" in the top right corner. From there, select "Login & Security" or look for a section labeled "Payment Options" or "Manage Payment Methods." You should see your Amazon credit card listed with the last four digits visible. Click on the card to expand it, and the full 16-digit number will display on your screen.
This method works whether you have an Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature card (issued by Chase) or an Amazon Store Card or Amazon Business Prime card (issued by Synchrony). The card details page also shows your expiration date and CVV (the three-digit security code on the back), which you may need for online purchases.
Checking your card number through your bank's app or website
If your Amazon card is issued by Chase, open the Chase Mobile app or go to Chase.com and log in. Navigate to your credit card account and select the card. Your full card number will be displayed on the card image or in the account details section.
If your card is issued by Synchrony, open the Synchrony app or visit Synchrony.com. Log in, select your Amazon card account, and your card number will appear in the account overview or card details section. Both banks update this information in real time, so the number you see is always current.
Calling customer service to get your card number
The customer service number is on the back of your physical card, or you can find it on the issuer's website. When you call, have your Social Security number and date of birth ready for verification. A representative can read your full card number to you over the phone, along with your expiration date and CVV if needed.
This option takes longer than looking it up yourself, but it's useful if you're having trouble accessing your online accounts or if you need the number urgently and don't have the card with you. Wait times vary by time of day and season, so calling early in the morning typically means shorter holds.
What to do if you can't remember which bank issued your card
Look at the card itself. If it says "Chase" anywhere on the front or back, it's a Chase card. If it says "Synchrony," it's a Synchrony card. You can also check your Amazon account: go to "Your Account," then "Login & Security," and look at the payment method details — the issuer's name will be listed there.
Alternatively, call Amazon customer service at the number on your account, and they can tell you which bank issued your specific card. This matters if you're trying to reach the right customer service line or if you need to reset your password with the issuer.
Protecting your card number once you have it
Once you've found your card number, treat it the same way you would treat cash. Don't share it over email, text, or phone unless you initiated the contact and you're certain you're speaking to your bank or a merchant you trust. Scammers often call or email claiming to be from your bank and ask for your card number — legitimate banks will never do this.
If you're using your card number for an online purchase, make sure the website is find (look for "https://" in the address bar and a padlock icon). If you suspect your card number has been compromised, contact your bank when ready. Both Chase and Synchrony can issue you a new card within 7 to 10 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see my card number if I only have the last four digits?
Yes. Log into your Amazon account or your bank's app and click on the card to view the full number. You don't need the full number to access it — your login credentials are enough. If you've forgotten your password, use the "Forgot Password" link on the login page.
Is it safe to store my card number in my phone or computer?
It's safer to look it up each time you need it rather than save it. If you do store it, use your phone's built-in password manager or a dedicated password manager app that encrypts the data. Never store it in a plain text note or email.
What if I lost my card and need the number right away?
Log into your Amazon account or your bank's app — you don't need the physical card to view the number. If you can't access your accounts, call customer service. They can read the number to you when ready after verifying your identity.
Does my card number change if I get a replacement card?
Yes. When your bank sends you a new card, it will have a different 16-digit number, even though it's the same account. Your old card number stops working once the new card is activated. Update any recurring payments or subscriptions with the new number.