Apple Store Cash Payment Options Explained

At Apple Stores, you can pay cash for your purchases, but you'll need to use the self-service kiosks or visit the Genius Bar. Some Apple Stores may also accept cash at the checkout counter, but this is not a standard practice.

You can pay with cash using the self-service kiosks, which accept bills and coins. The kiosks are available for most purchases, including iPhone and Mac sales.

To use the self-service kiosks, simply select your item, confirm the purchase, and then pay with cash. The kiosks will guide you through the payment process.

If you need to return an item, you can also use the self-service kiosks to initiate the return process.

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At Apple Stores, you can pay with cash, and it's a great option if you're short on credit or prefer not to use cards. You can even split your payment between cash and credit.

If you're planning to buy a device, like an iPhone, you might be wondering about the transaction limit on your card. Apple Stores will accept cash, and you can use a combination of cash and credit for your purchase. However, there may be some restrictions on large-ticket items or quantities of certain items.

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Here are some facts to keep in mind:

Note that Apple Cash is a separate service for sending and receiving money, and it's not directly related to paying for purchases at Apple Stores.

At an Apple Store, you can pay with cash, and it's a great option if you're short on credit or debit card limits. You can even split a transaction between cash and another form of payment.

To pay with cash, you'll need to visit an Apple Store in person. Some larger-ticket items or large quantities of certain items may not be available for purchase with cash due to exporting laws.

If you're planning to buy an iPhone, you can pay with cash, but you may need to check with the specific store near you to confirm their policies. For example, the Apple Store at Eaton Centre in Toronto will accept cash payments.

Apple Cash is a digital card that lets you send and receive money within the Messages app or Apple Wallet. You can load your Apple Cash card with money from a debit or prepaid card and use it to fund Apple Pay transactions or send money to friends.

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To use Apple Cash, you can send and receive money within the Messages app or Apple Wallet, fund payments via Apple Pay, receive cash back from your Apple credit card, transfer your Apple Cash balance to your bank account, or use your Apple Cash virtual card number to pay online vendors.

Here's a quick summary of the differences between Apple Cash and Apple Pay:

Sending and receiving money with Apple Pay and Apple Cash is a breeze, and I'm here to walk you through the process.

You can send money in the Messages app or Apple Wallet with both services, but you can only receive money into your Apple Cash account.

To send money, you can tap the plus icon, then tap Apple Cash and use your Apple Cash balance to fund the transaction. Alternatively, you can use Apple's virtual assistant Siri to make a voice command like "Send $15 to Susan for lunch."

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Money received into your Apple Cash account can be spent or transferred to a debit card or a bank account. Transfers to eligible Mastercard or Visa debit cards are instant, and bank transfers take 1 to 3 business days.

For balances over $1, Apple Cash has a $1 minimum transfer requirement when transferring money to a bank account or debit card. But if your balance is under $1, you can transfer the full balance.

Here's a quick rundown of the key facts:

The minimum deposit into your Apple Cash account from your debit or prepaid card is $10.

You can pay cash at a physical Apple Store, but there may be some restrictions on certain items or quantities.

If you want to pay a certain amount in cash and use another form of payment for the rest of your balance, you can do a split transaction.

Some larger-ticket items may not be available for purchase with cash due to exporting laws.

You can pay cash for an iPhone at an Apple Store in person, and you can also do a split transaction with cash and credit.

The Apple Store will accept cash, but specific devices may be restricted as to how many can be purchased with cash, or even not available at all.