With more and more stores
implementing electronic card readers,
making a mobile payment has never been easier.
Here's how you can set up and use Apple Pay
for your next purchase.
Like an actual wallet,
you'll start by adding a credit or debit card.
Open up the Wallet app on your home screen
and tap on the plus symbol on the upper-right corner.
You'll be briefed about Apple Pay
and its privacy information.
Tap "continue" to move forward.
Tap on "credit or debit card."
You'll then be prompted to enter your card details manually
or by scanning it with your camera.
Enter your name and the CVV associated with the card.
Review the terms and conditions page
and tap on "agree" to continue.
You will need to grant permission for your iPhone
to access your location in order
to accurately track your purchases.
Verify your card for Apple Pay
by receiving a verification code via phone call or text.
You can also call your bank for approval.
Your card should now appear in your Apple Wallet
and be ready for use.
When you're paying at a store,
check if the payment terminal has an Apple Pay
or NFC symbol or ask the cashier if they accept Apple Pay.
When ready to pay,
place the back side of your iPhone on the terminal,
and it will prompt you to confirm your purchase
with face ID, touch ID, or your PIN.
If Apply Pay doesn't pop up,
double-tap your power button to manually trigger it.
You can also use Apple Pay for online shopping.
Look for the Apple Pay button at the checkout
and complete your purchase from there.
Next time you leave your wallet at home, don't worry.
You have another one in your pocket.
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