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# Updating Payment Method
To update your payment method, go to "Settings" in the main nav bar and click "Billing."
To update your payment method, click the "Update payment method" button.
You will then be directed to Stripe, where you can input your new card information.
After saving your card, you will be able to see your new card listed in the Billing page.
### Updating payment method after payment failure
If your payment has failed, you will see a banner on the top of the page prompting you to update your payment method.
Click the "Update Payment Method" button. You will be directed to Stripe to connect a new card. Once your new card is saved, click "Retry Payment."
After your payment has successfully been retried, you will be able to resume generating models.
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