Apple Pay
Accept payments using Apple Pay. No configuration required.
Apple Pay is a digital wallet that's integrated with iPhones, iPads, Macs, and other Apple devices. Customers authenticate using Face ID, Touch ID, or using their Apple Watch which makes it a simple and secure experience.
More than 500 million people use Apple Pay, making it one of the most popular digital wallets.
You don't need to sign up for an Apple Developer account to accept payments with Apple Pay through Paddle.
| Countries | All, except IN |
| Platforms | iPhones, iPads, Safari on Mac |
| Currencies | All |
| One-time items | |
| Subscriptions | |
| Refunds | |
| Chargebacks |
How it works
Customer chooses Apple Pay
Turn on Apple Pay in a couple of clicks in your Paddle Dashboard. Paddle automatically presents Apple Pay as a payment method for customers paying in a supported country on a supported platform.
Customer selects a card
Customers choose a saved payment card in their Apple Wallet that they'd like to use to pay. They can check address and other details before confirming.
Customer authenticates
Apple Pay prompts the customer to authenticate. They can authenticate using Touch ID or Face ID on the device they're making a purchase on. If the device doesn't support Touch ID or Face ID, they're prompted to use Face ID or Touch ID on a nearby iPhone or iPad, or confirm on Apple Watch.
Payment complete!
If successful, Paddle Checkout shows a success screen or enters your success workflow.
Accept Apple Pay
Go to Paddle > Checkout > Checkout settings.
On the General tab, Check Apple Pay.
Click Save to apply.
Test Apple Pay
You can test Apple Pay using your Paddle sandbox account.
Turn on Apple Pay for your Paddle account.
Sign up for an Apple ID, if you don't already have one.
Add at least one card to Apple Pay. When testing with Apple Pay, you use real card details but your card is not charged.
Open a checkout and choose Apple Pay as the payment method.
Choose a card and complete purchase.
