Square’s Apple Pay guide walks you through the ins and outs of Apple Pay, how to use it at stores and online and how to accept it at your business.
To accept Apple Pay on Apple Watch, present your iPhone to the customer and ask the customer to hold their Apple Watch near the tap area until done. Sorry, your browser doesn’t support embedded videos. Other digital wallets and wearables ...
Use Apple Pay anywhere contactless payments are accepted and to make purchases in app with participating apps. For additional details, see the Apple Pay instructions(Opens Overlay). Which of my devices are compatible with Apple Pay? You can use Apple Pay in stores on your iPhone X, iPhone 8...
Don't ignore customers during your Apple Pay rollout either.Use your social mediaand other marketing channels to notify consumers of your impending support of Apple Pay. Remind them that they need to be running the latest iOS or watchOS to pay for purchases with their Apple device. Customers m...
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How to use Apple Pay on Amazon Step 1: Set up Apple Pay on iPhone. If you haven't already, add your debit or credit card to your iPhone's digital wallet to set up Apple Pay on your mobile device. Step 2: Open the Amazon app. ...
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Make payments easily with Apple Pay. Learn how to set up Apple Pay with your eligible TD Credit Card or TD Access Card on all your compatible devices.
to pay for goods with a value higher than £30 using Apple Pay on your iPhone or Watch. Previously all contactless transactions were limited to £30. This is likely to give users a reason to use Apple Pay rather than their debit or credit card, which will still be limited to £30...