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I want to manually renew my Apple Developer program with a different credit card then what's on file.

https://developer.apple.com/support/renewal/

You can renew starting 30 days before the expiration date of your existing membership or any time after it expires. Your expiration date is available in your account on the developer website. To renew, sign in to your account with the Apple ID you used to enroll, and click the "Renew Membership” button. If your membership is still active when you renew, your new membership will activate as soon as your current membership expires and you will receive two (2) new TSIs.

I signed into my account but I cannot locate the "Renew Membership" button. What page in my developer account is this on?

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Login to the Apple Developer site: developer.apple.com.

Apple uses your account's default Apple Store credit card.

On the left-side menu select Membership.

Scroll to the bottom of the page to Auto-renew membership section. This is where the Auto-renew Membership checkbox is located.

On the right-side of this row there's a link named Edit default debit/credit card.

A new browser window will, probably, pop up and require you to log into your account again. Alternatively, you can just go to the page to change your account's credit card. I go thru the developer site to ensure this is updated correctly (because I'm paranoid).

Scroll down to Payment & Shipping section. Edit your card there.

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    Thank you for the reply. This got me halfway there. If you uncheck "Auto-renew membership" then you get the "Renew membership" button on the top of that page where you can use a new credit card without changing the default one to renew.
    – Berry Blue
    Mar 15, 2018 at 23:58
  • I'm glad you found the button. I wrote my answer that way because you said you wanted to manually renew with a different credit card so I thought you meant you wanted to change the one Apple currently had.
    – fsb
    Mar 16, 2018 at 2:13

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