As rumored, Apple recently increased the sickness of its ecosystem by offering Apple Card holders the option to pick up a brand-new iPhone and pay monthly, interest-free, and now the company is advertising the offer in the Wallet app.
Apple Card customers in the United States can now purchase a brand spanking new iPhone on an interest-free payment plan.
Customers of Germany’s Sparkasse and Commerzbank can now use Apple Pay in stores and apps or on the web on their iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac.
The double Daily Cash promotion runs until December 31 and is limited to customers who live in the United States, the only country where Apple Card is currently available.
According to Apple’s description of the feature in the Wallet app, the launch of the monthly installments option in the United States appears imminent.
Follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how you can remove all your Apple Pay cards at once, which removes the ability to make payments with the credit, debit and prepaid cards that you were using with Apple Pay on that device.
Apple Pay is now available to customers of Swedbank in Sweden and elsewhere, as well as to those who do their banking with UniCredit Bank and Raiffeisen Bank in Austria.
Follow the steps in this comprehensive tutorial to learn how you can set up and enable Express Transit mode on your iPhone and Apple Watch in order to pay for transit rides with Apple Pay without having to use Face ID, Touch ID or passcode verification at all.
Apple and investment bank Goldman Sachs have now officially begun reporting of Apple Card financial and payment details to credit bureaus.
Apple’s mobile payment service is now more widely available in Europe with support from new banks and financial institutions in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands.
Never miss a payment on your Apple Card. You can set up automatic scheduled payments to pay your balance or other amount each month; here’s how.
Follow this handy step-by-step tutorial to learn how to easily request a replacement titanium Apple Card should your current physical Apple Card get damaged, lost or stolen, which it probably will at some point in time.
