Where to find your address settings on Spotify

Your address on Spotify lives in your account settings, not in a separate billing section. Open Spotify on any device, go to your profile menu (usually your username or avatar in the top right), and select Account. From there, click Edit profile. You'll see fields for your first name, last name, date of birth, gender, and phone number — but not address. That's because Spotify stores your address in a different place depending on how you pay.

If you pay through Spotify directly (with a credit card you entered on Spotify's site), your address is saved in the Billing section of Account settings, not in your profile. If you pay through Apple, Google Play, or another third-party store, your address is stored with that service instead, and you'll need to change it there.

Key Takeaways

  • Spotify stores your address in the Billing section of your account settings if you pay Spotify directly, but not if you pay through Apple, Google Play, or another app store.
  • To change your address on Spotify's direct payment, go to Account, then Billing, then Payment methods, and edit the card details.
  • If you pay through an app store, you must change your address in that store's settings (Apple ID, Google Play account, etc.), not in Spotify.
  • Changing your address does not affect your subscription or listening history — it only updates where Spotify sends billing information.

Changing your address if you pay Spotify directly

If you entered a credit or debit card directly into Spotify and pay Spotify each month, your address is stored as part of that payment method. Go to your profile menu, select Account, then click Billing. You'll see a section called Payment methods. Click the card you use to pay, and you'll see the address associated with it. Click Edit and update your street address, city, state, and postal code.

After you save the new address, Spotify will use it for any future billing statements or receipts. The change takes effect when ready. You do not need to restart the app or log out and back in.

Changing your address if you pay through an app store

If your Spotify subscription is tied to Apple, Google Play, Amazon Appstore, or another third-party payment method, Spotify does not store your address — the app store does. You must change your address in that service's settings instead.

For Apple: Go to Settings on your iPhone or iPad, tap your name at the top, select Media & Purchases, then Account Settings. Tap Payment method and edit your address there. On a Mac, open System Settings, click your name, then Media & Purchases, and follow the same steps.

For Google Play: Open the Google Play app on your Android phone, tap your profile icon in the top right, select Payments and subscriptions, then Payment methods. Tap the card you use and edit your address.

For Amazon: Go to amazon.com, sign in, and go to Account & Lists > Your Account > Login & security. Scroll to Addresses and update your default address there.

Why Spotify needs your address

Spotify uses your address for two reasons: to calculate sales tax on your subscription and to send you billing receipts and invoices. The address you provide does not have to match your physical location — it's the address associated with your payment method. If you move or want billing statements sent somewhere else, updating your address ensures Spotify has the correct information for tax purposes in your state or country.

Your address is not shared with other Spotify users, and it does not affect your recommendations, playlists, or who can see your profile.

What happens after you change your address

Once you update your address, Spotify will use the new one on all future billing documents and receipts. If you read your billing history from Spotify, older invoices will still show your previous address — Spotify does not retroactively change past statements. Your subscription continues without interruption, and you will not be charged again or lose access to your music.

If you change your address to a different country, Spotify may adjust the currency or price of your subscription based on local rates in that region. This usually takes effect on your next billing date.

Troubleshooting address changes that don't stick

If you update your address but it reverts to the old one, the most common cause is that you're paying through an app store. Spotify's website settings do not override app store payment methods — you must change the address in the app store itself. Check which payment method your subscription is actually tied to by going to Account > Billing and looking at the Payment methods section. If it says "Apple," "Google Play," or another service name, that's where you need to make the change.

If you pay Spotify directly and the address still won't update, try clearing your browser cache and logging out completely, then logging back in. If the problem persists, contact Spotify Support through your account settings — they can verify your payment method and help you update it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does changing my address cancel my subscription?

No. Changing your address only updates your billing information. Your subscription stays active, your playlists remain, and you keep all your saved music. The change takes effect when ready with no interruption to your service.

Can I have a different address for billing than where I actually live?

Yes. Spotify stores the address associated with your payment method, which does not have to match your current location. If you use a P.O. box, a parent's address, or a business address for billing, that's fine. Spotify uses it for tax calculation and receipt delivery only.

What if I don't see a Billing section in my account settings?

You likely pay through an app store (Apple, Google Play, Amazon, etc.) rather than directly to Spotify. In that case, there is no Billing section in Spotify's settings. You must change your address in the app store's payment settings instead.

Will changing my address affect my Spotify recommendations or playlists?

No. Your address is used only for billing and tax purposes. It does not affect your recommendations, listening history, playlists, or any other part of your Spotify experience.

How long does it take for a new address to show up on my receipt?

The new address appears on your next billing statement, which is usually generated on your next billing date. If you change your address mid-cycle, the current month's receipt will still show the old address, but the next one will show the new one.