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# Fund Your Wallet
Each action or job you run deducts a certain amount from your wallet based on product and ID Type. To keep running actions through our system, your wallet should be sufficiently funded.
To add funds to your wallet, follow the steps below:
1. Log in to your portal
2. Click on "[Billing](https://portal.usesmileid.com/partner/billing)" in the sidebar menu
3. Click on “[Add Funds](https://portal.usesmileid.com/partner/billing/payment)”
4. Fill in your amount
5. Click "Proceed to Payment", then Make Payment
6. You will be presented with a page with different payment options (Card, US Bank Account, Cash App)
7. Input the required details and follow the prompts on the page
8. Your Smile ID wallet will be credited as soon as payment is completed
## **Payment Options**
We currently support the following payment methods.
* Debit/Credit card
* Contact to pay with bank transfer
### Others
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If you can't use any of the supported payment options listed above, please contact us at
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