{{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} How do I stop Norton charging my credit card? {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} Many users face unexpected renewals because Norton subscriptions often come with auto-renewal enabled, but stopping these charges is simple when you know the correct steps. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} The easiest method to stop Norton from charging your credit card is by logging into your Norton account at my.norton.com using the email and password associated with your subscription. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} Once logged in, go to “My Subscriptions” and look for the Norton plan that is currently active, then click on “Cancel Subscription” or turn off the auto-renewal switch to prevent future payments. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} When you disable auto-renewal, Norton will not charge your credit card again, but you can still use the subscription benefits until the existing billing cycle expires. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} Another way to stop Norton charging your credit card is to cancel the subscription through the platform where you purchased it, such as the Google Play Store on Android or the Apple App Store on iPhone. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} On Android, you open the Play Store, go to “Payments & Subscriptions,” tap on “Subscriptions,” select Norton, and hit “Cancel Subscription.” {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} On iPhone, you open Settings, tap on your Apple ID, go to “Subscriptions,” choose Norton, and then cancel to stop future credit card charges. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} If you purchased Norton through a third party such as your internet service provider or mobile carrier, you must contact that provider directly to stop Norton from charging your credit card because billing is managed externally. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} You can also reach Norton support via live chat or their customer service phone line if you are unable to disable auto-renewal yourself, and agents can manually stop the recurring charges on your account. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} It’s always a good idea to keep your account information, order number, and billing details ready when contacting support, as this makes the process smoother and quicker. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} In addition, Norton has a 60-day money-back guarantee for most plans, so if you were recently charged and want a refund, you can request it after stopping further charges. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} After cancelling, you should monitor your credit card statements closely to confirm that no further payments are deducted, and if you notice any unexpected charge, you can dispute it with Norton or your bank. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} Always make sure you receive a confirmation email when you stop Norton charging your credit card, as this serves as proof of your cancellation request. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} If you do not receive confirmation, log back into your Norton account to verify that auto-renewal is turned off or contact Norton support immediately. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} Some users also prefer to remove their credit card details entirely from Norton’s billing system after cancelling, which can be done from your account payment settings. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} By taking these steps, you gain full control over your Norton subscription and ensure that you are not charged on your credit card unexpectedly. {{<833>}} {{<743>}} {{<5300>}} Understanding how to stop Norton charging your credit card empowers you to manage your digital security costs wisely and avoid unnecessary renewals.