Your cards are on the Billing page. Open Billing from the navigation, or go to Settings > Billing. It is its own page, not a tab on the Settings screen, which is where people usually look first.
The same page holds your billing history. The Subscription page, next to it, is where the plan itself is chosen.
What you see
Under Payment Methods, each card you have on file, showing its card brand and last digits, when it expires, and which one is the default.
With nothing on file yet, Finthy says “No payment methods on file.” rather than showing an empty box.
Finthy shows only the brand, the last digits and the expiry. The full card number is not something it displays back to you.
Adding a card
Choose Add Payment Method and enter the card details. During a trial, Finthy also offers Add Payment Method in the trial banner, so you can add one before the trial ends rather than after it lapses.
Setting the default
The default is the card a renewal is charged to. Choose Set as default on any other card and Finthy confirms with “Default payment method updated successfully.”
If it fails it says so and changes nothing, so you can retry without wondering which card is now in use.
Removing a card
Choose Remove. Finthy confirms with “Payment method removed successfully.”
Keep one card on file while a subscription is active. Removing the only card does not cancel anything, but the next renewal has nothing to charge, and a failed renewal is a worse way to find out than a reminder.
The billing portal
Manage Subscription, and Manage billing on a shared space, open a billing portal where the same details can be managed. If the portal cannot be opened Finthy tells you rather than leaving a blank tab, and the in-app Payment Methods list keeps working either way.
A shared space can have its own billing
If you own a shared space, that space has a Billing tab of its own, with the plan paying for it, when it renews or ends, and the usage that belongs to the space: people, banks and accounts. Those limits are shared by everyone in the space.
A space nobody has paid for says so plainly: “Nothing is paying for this space yet.”
Good to know
- Changing a card does not change your plan, your renewal date or your data.
- An expired card is still listed. The expiry shown next to each card is the thing to check first when a renewal fails.
- Your sign-in email and your billing details are separate. Changing one does not touch the other.