
To cancel an Apple Cash payment, you'll need to access the Wallet app on your iPhone or iPad.
Open the Wallet app and tap on the Apple Cash card.
From there, tap on the "More" tab and select "Send & Receive."
Next, tap on the transaction you want to cancel and select "Cancel Payment."
Canceling Apple Cash
To cancel an Apple Cash payment, you need to act quickly, as pending payments can often be canceled within a short time frame before the funds are fully transferred.
If the payment is pending, you can cancel it by using the Messages app or Wallet app. To check if the payment is pending, open the Wallet app or Messages app to find the status. If it says “pending,” the “Cancel Payment” option should be visible.
You can cancel a pending Apple Cash payment by finding the transaction in the Wallet app or Messages app and tapping the “Cancel Payment” option. This will stop the payment from being processed.
If you're unable to cancel the payment in the Wallet app or Messages app, turning off Apple Cash on a device won't help, as it only turns off Apple Cash for that device and doesn't close your account or stop recurring payments.
To turn off Apple Cash on a device, open the Settings app, tap Wallet & Apple Pay, and then turn off Apple Cash.
Canceling a Payment
To cancel an Apple Cash payment, you'll need to act quickly, as the options available to you will depend on the status of the payment.
If the payment is still pending, you can cancel it directly from the Messages app. Open the Messages app and select the conversation with the payment, then tap the payment and choose "Cancel Payment" on the next screen.
If the Cancel Payment option isn't visible, it means the person has already accepted the payment, and you'll need to ask them to send the money back. Fortunately, Apple Cash is designed for sending and receiving money from friends, family, and known people, so they should have no hesitation in returning any extra payment.
You can also cancel an Apple Pay payment from the Wallet app, which is another way to manage and cancel Apple Pay payments, especially if you used Apple Cash or a linked card.
To cancel a payment in Messages, follow these steps:
- Open Messages: Find the conversation where you sent the payment.
- Select the Payment: Tap on the Apple Pay payment you want to cancel.
- Choose “Cancel Payment”: If the payment is still pending, you’ll see “Cancel Payment” as an option. Tap it to stop the payment.
If the status changes to “Canceled,” the money should be returned to your account in a few business days.
Apple Cash Support
If you're having trouble with an Apple Cash payment, you can turn to Apple Support for help.
Apple Support can be contacted through the Apple Support website or by opening the Support app on your iPhone.
Refund and dispute help is available, but Apple Support may not directly give refunds for accepted payments.
You can expect refunds through Apple Cash to take 1 to 3 business days, depending on the payment method.
To get a refund, follow the steps outlined by Apple Support, which may include contacting the sender or initiating a dispute through Apple Cash.
Apple Cash on Your Device
You can cancel an Apple Pay payment on your iPhone or iPad, but only if the recipient hasn't yet accepted it. If they've already accepted the money, you'll need to work with them to fix the situation.
To cancel an Apple Pay payment, open the thread in the Messages app and tap on the Apple Pay payment. Tap Cancel Payment.
If you've deleted the message or can't find it, you can also cancel the payment from the Settings app. Tap Wallet & Apple Pay, then Apple Cash, and select the transaction you want to cancel.
Once you cancel an Apple Pay payment, your card will be refunded within one to three business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I accidentally Apple Pay the wrong person?
If you accidentally send money to the wrong person via Apple Pay, you can cancel the payment within the Messages app. To do this, open the conversation, tap the payment, and choose "Cancel Payment" in the Wallet app.
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