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Apple Pay for Clients

Here's more information on how your clients can use Apple Pay for Projects.

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Written by Gaby Rico
Updated over 3 months ago

We’ve introduced Apple Pay as an additional payment option for your clients. Here’s what it includes:

  • Quick, Easy Payments: When a client chooses to pay with a credit card, they will now have the option to select Apple Pay if it is set up on their device.

  • Security and Convenience: Clients no longer need to manually enter their card details or address; Apple Pay securely handles it all with just a tap.

  • Same Processing Fees: Payments made with Apple Pay will incur the same processing fees as traditional credit card payments — no extra costs for you or your clients.

  • Card-on-File Support: If your client chooses to pay using Apple Pay, you can still save the card information for future payments just like a regular credit card.

  • Automatic Integration: This feature will automatically appear as a payment option on applicable devices. It follows the same rules as credit card payments and can’t be turned off for individual accounts or projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I store my client’s card information if they use Apple Pay?

Yes! You’ll still be able to save the client’s card on file for future payments, just like a standard credit card transaction.

What happens if my client doesn’t have Apple Pay set up?

If your client hasn’t set up Apple Pay on their device, the option won’t appear. They can still complete the payment manually by entering their card details.

Can I turn off the Apple Pay option for certain projects or clients?

No, Apple Pay will automatically be available for all payments where credit cards are accepted. You won’t be able to disable it on a project or account level.

Will Apple Pay work on all devices?

Apple Pay will only appear as an option for clients who are using a device that supports Apple Pay and has it set up. If the device doesn’t support Apple Pay, the client will still see the standard credit card payment option.

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