Linode adds PayPal and Google Pay as recurring payment methods

Linode officially announced a few days ago that it has added PayPal and Google Pay as recurring payment methods, and it is not necessary to bind a credit card. However, currently Linode still must use a credit card to register new users, that is, a credit card is required to activate the Linode account, and then it can be bound to PayPal for automatic renewal.

1. Binding Linode to PayPal

As shown below, you can bind PayPal on the Linode account page for recurring payments:

Although Linode currently adds PayPal as a recurring payment method, credit card verification is still required when registering a Linode account. New users of Linode will receive US$100 for registration, and there is no validity limit. For details, please refer to the introduction in Part 2.

2. Linode common tutorials

Linode is a merchant that I have been using on this site, and I have also shared some Linode tutorials before:

• "Linode registration tutorial and purchase tutorial, new users can enjoy a $20 discount code"
• "Linode Tutorial on Using PayPal to Add Value"
• "Linode test IP, speedtest speed test website, speed test file arrangement"
• "Linode Fremont Fremont Data Center Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom Speed ​​Test"
• "Linode Upgrade Configuration Tutorial"
• "Linode Backup Function (Backup) Tutorial"

And Linode discount code: "The latest Linode discount code compilation: up to 100 US dollars in account balance"

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