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Adding a Card via In-app Provisioning

Using this interface is only possible if the application in which it is implemented has passed Apple certification.
  1. When creating a new card or navigating to a previously issued card, a button for adding the card to Apple Pay is displayed to the user. IMG 0609(1) 1
  2. When the button is pressed, the Apple interface opens with brief card data. The user clicks continue. IMG 0497
  3. The user accepts Apple’s policies.
  4. The user can make the card the default payment method in the wallet or return to the application. Screenshot2025 10 09at15 17 46
  5. The user verifies the card in Apple Wallet.
  6. The Apple Pay add button disappears for the added card.

Adding a Card to Apple Pay Manually

A payment card can be added to Apple Pay/Apple Wallet regardless of whether the application in which it is issued has passed Apple certification. It is sufficient for the issuing bank to have passed the appropriate certification.
Card addition procedure:
  1. The user opens the Apple Wallet application IMG 0609(1)
  2. The user selects the “Debit or Credit Card” option
  3. The user enters card data using one of the methods:
    1. Automatic reading via NFC
    2. Manual data entry
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  4. The user accepts the Terms and Conditions
  5. If necessary, the user goes through the card verification procedure.
    To verify the card, the user can contact Holders support.
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Removing a Card from Apple Pay

Payment cards in Apple Pay can be added and removed at the user’s discretion. When a card is removed from Apple Wallet, the ability to use it for contactless payments is lost. The card removal procedure is performed through the card management menu, located in the upper right corner of the application screen. It is important to note that removing a card from Apple Pay does not affect the processing of refund payments that arrive after its removal, since the issuing bank processes these transactions using the original payment card details.