The iPhone Wallet app in iOS 26 can use Apple Intelligence to tap into your emails sent from sellers, marketplaces, and courier companies, and show you full order details, tracking progress, notifications, etc. But you need to turn it on first, and we’ll show you how.
Learn how to turn off notifications from Apple’s Wallet on your iPhone for marketing messages such as promotions, discounts, and special offers.
Apple Card users who open the Wallet app on their iPhone this week will find that the company has started rolling out a limited-time perk for drivers of both gas and electric-powered vehicles: a fancy 5% cash back at Exxon and Mobil gas stations, as well as qualifying ChargePoint EV charging stations or the purchase of a ChargePoint home-installed charger.
Apple on Wednesday launched a new promotion to get more people to sign up for Apple Card — the company’s Apple Wallet-integrated and Apple Pay-friendly smart credit card.
Apple just got finished announcing a reduction to the Daily Cash back reward from shopping at T-Mobile with Apple Card via Apple Pay from 3% to 2% last week, set to be effective this June. But there’s still something to look forward to if you’re trying to maximize your Daily Cash back.
Today, Apple released the watchOS 11.4 update with a fix for Apple Watch alarms that can now finally play sound even in Silent Mode, like during sleep.
Your PayPal balance will soon be viewable from within Apple Wallet on iPhone, iPad and Mac, starting with the United States.
Apple will soon permit verified businesses to display their logo on the iPhone's calling screen and preinstalled apps like Mail and Wallet.
If you have a debit card for your PayPal balance, you can now add it to the Wallet app on your iPhone to use for contactless Apple Pay transactions.
iOS 18 brings a new Tap to Provision feature that removes any remaining friction when adding credit or debit cards to Apple Wallet on iPhone.
With a virtual card number for your Apple Cash account set up, a new security code will be automatically generated for every online transaction.
Apple Pay Later is a service offered by Apple that works a lot like any other buy now pay later (BNPL) service — buy something you can’t afford now, and pay it back in four smaller payments.