Verify your Paypal using your Landbank Debit Visa Card

This is a quick step by step instruction on how to link your Landbank Visa Debit Card to your Paypal account and get verified.

Step 1: Log in to your paypal account and click the "Get Verified" link just below your name on the home page.

Step 2: Add your Landbank Visa Debit card by just keying in the details of your card. That would include the details of your bank, name appearing on your card, 16-digit card number and your CVV (last 3-digit number on the back of your card). Take note: Paypal will get P 100 from your card to check if you really own the card number; but it will be credited back to your account after 24 hours after verification). In my case, I was deducted 150 from my landbank account but the P100 was credited back to my paypal account after I was verified.

Incase, you do not know yet the details of Landbank. Here are the details you need to fill in:

Bank Name: LAND BANK OF THE PHILS

Bank Code: 010350025

Step 3: Once you have successfully added you card, it’s time to get the Paypal Code (EXPUSE) number. This is a 4-digit number to verify your PayPal account.

Step 4. Unlike getting verified thru EON Unionbank account where you can retrieve your 4-digit expuse number by logging in thru your EON Cyber Account in your account statement, you will need to call landbank hotline toll free (1-800-10-405-7000)  2 days after adding your card to ask for the expuse code. The banker will verify your details; name, birthday and other important details to make sure you own the card. The banker will then ask your telephone number to call you  back after 30 minutes for the 4 digit code.

Step 5: After successfully receiving your EXPUSE Code from the banker, you can now log in to your PayPal account and click "Get Verified" and from there you enter the 4-digit code. Once done entering your EXPUSE code, you will receive a confirmation message indicating that your PayPal account is now verified. Congrats! and if you have questions just leave a comment and I'd be glad to help.

Update: June 20, 2018

This method still works.