Netflix has become an integral part of entertainment for millions around the world. However, accessing these platforms and paying for subscriptions can sometimes be challenging. If you’re in Uganda and eager to enjoy the vast library of content offered by Netflix, worry not! Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to pay for your Netflix subscription hassle-free in Uganda.
What do you need?
Netflix accepts various payment methods depending on your region. Common options include credit or debit cards (linked to a processing network, such as Visa or Mastercard) and mobile money. We have a guide that shows you how to pay Netflix using Mobile Money. However, since MTN MoMo card and Airtel Money Card are unavailable at the moment, that method will not work.
Therefore, in this guide, we shall stick to using credit and debit cards that are linked to Visa or Mastercard. Most banks in Uganda, such as Equity Bank, Centenary Bank, Stanbic, Standard Chartered Bank, DFCU, ABSA, Bank of Baroda, and I&M Bank issue ATM cards that enable Visa and Mastercard online payments.
On each of those ATM cards, there is a 16-digit card number, expiry date, and 3-digit CVV on both sides of the card. Those are the details that you need.
As we proceed to the step where you get to make payment for your Netflix subscription, ensure that your card has sufficient funds. Also, you must have a Netflix account (you can create one here if don’t have it) and an active internet connection.
How to Pay Netflix Subscription
- Go to your Netflix app or use the browser and sign in to your account.
- Click on the profile icon.
- Select the Account option.
- Under the “Membership & Billing” option, click on Update Billing info then follow the prompts. Here are the Netflix packages and their prices.
