Apple Pay
Enable Apple Pay with the click of a button and make it easier for half a billion people to pay.
About Apple Pay
Half a billion people on the Apple ecosystem use Apple Pay to quickly pay for products online or in-app. Customers can use Face or Touch ID to confirm a payment instead of re-entering card or customer details. If your customers are paying with an iPhone, iPad or Mac, turn on Apple Pay with the click of a button in Paddle to make it easier for them.
In many cases it’s a no-brainer to support Apple Pay, such as when selling Mac products or targeting markets with high Apple device penetration.
Properties
| Category | Wallet |
| Currencies | All |
| Customer Countries | All, except IN and BR |
| Instant / delayed payment | Instant |
| Interaction type | Direct |
| Recurring Payments | Yes |
| Refunds | Yes |
| Chargebacks | Yes |
| Restrictions | iPhones, iPads, and Safari on Mac only |
Payment flow
How to enable Apple Pay
Apple Pay can be enabled from Checkout Settings in your Paddle Dashboard. Once turned on, Paddle automatically presents Apple Pay as a payment method for customers who have set up Apple Pay and are using an iPhone, iPad, or Safari on Mac.
How to test Apple Pay
You'll need an iPad, iPhone, or Mac to test Apple Pay. Use Safari on Mac.
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.
Your checkout must be served over
httpsfor Apple Pay to appear.