WalletRecurring payments
Apple Pay
A card stored on an Apple device, confirmed with a glance or a fingerprint instead of typed details.
How it works for your customer
- 1
The shopper taps the Apple Pay button at checkout.
- 2
A payment sheet shows the saved card and delivery address.
- 3
They confirm with Face ID, Touch ID or their passcode.
At a glance
- Type
- Wallet
- Countries
- US, GB, DE, FR, AU, JP, AE, SG, CA, SE, BE, ES, IT, KR, NZ, SA, QA, EG, ZA
- Currencies
- USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, JPY, AED, SGD, CAD
- Recurring payments
- Supported
- Refunds
- Supported
- Disputes
- Card-style chargebacks
- Payouts to this method
- Not supported
- Typical settlement
- T+2
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Similar methods
- Google PayWalletCards saved to a Google account, offered in one tap on Android devices and in Chrome.
- PayPalWalletA widely trusted wallet that lets shoppers pay from a balance, bank account or card without sharing details.
- TWINTWalletThe Swiss payment app backed by the country's banks, used for shop, online and person-to-person payments.
- PayPayWalletJapan's leading QR code wallet, funded from a bank account, card or cash top-ups.
- Kakao PayWalletA Korean wallet built into the KakaoTalk messenger, holding cards and bank accounts.
- Alipay+WalletAlipay and partner Asian wallets through a single connection, familiar to Chinese shoppers at home and abroad.