How to Check Apple Payments and Manage Your Apple Wallet

To check Apple Pay and manage your Apple Wallet, you'll need to open the Wallet app on your iPhone or iPad.

The Wallet app is usually found on the home screen, and it's easy to identify by the wallet icon.

You can also access the Wallet app by asking Siri, "Show me my Wallet."

This will open the app and display all the cards and passes stored in your Apple Wallet.

To view your Apple Pay transactions, tap on the "Transactions" tab at the bottom of the screen.

This will show you a list of all your recent transactions, including the date, time, and amount of each purchase.

To check your balance, open the Wallet app on your iPhone and tap Apple Card. The Card Balance is displayed right below your card.

Your Card Balance includes all new spending and any remaining balance from the previous month. This means you can see your entire spending history in one place.

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You can only pay off your Apple Card purchases after they clear, so your card balance will continue to reflect pending transactions, even if you pay your monthly balance in full. If you have Apple Card Monthly Installments, your balance includes the newly billed monthly installment.

Here's a quick rundown of what to expect when checking your balance:

To check your balance, you can simply open the Wallet app on your iPhone and tap Apple Card. The Card Balance is displayed right below your card.

Your Card Balance includes all new spending and any remaining balance from the previous month. This means you'll see the total amount you've spent since your last statement, plus any outstanding balance from the previous month.

One thing to keep in mind is that your card balance will continue to reflect pending transactions, even if you pay your monthly balance in full. This is because you can only pay off your Apple Card purchases after they clear.

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If you have Apple Card Monthly Installments, your balance will include the newly billed monthly installment. This means you'll need to factor that into your balance when making payments.

Here are some key things to know about your Apple Card balance:

You'll love checking your Apple payments because you can view all purchases made with your Apple ID in one place. This makes it easy to keep track of everything you've bought.

Here are the benefits of checking your Apple purchasing history:

With this feature, you'll never have to lose track of pesky subscriptions again.

To access your Apple Wallet, you can do so by opening the Wallet app on your iPhone or iPad.

You can add credit or debit cards to your Apple Wallet by taking a photo of the card or manually entering the card details. This can be done on the "Add a Card" section of your Wallet app.

To keep your Apple Wallet organized, you can categorize your cards by type, such as credit or debit cards.

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You can easily view your Apple Card Monthly Installment payment history on your iPhone. To do this, open the Wallet app and tap Apple Card, then tap the More button and select Monthly Installments.

If you have multiple installment plans, you can tap the device you want to view the history for. This is especially helpful if you've made multiple purchases with Apple Card Monthly Installments.

To check the status of your Apple Card Monthly Installment payments, follow these steps on your iPhone or iPad:

Alternatively, you can view your Apple Card Monthly Installment payments within the App Store. To do this, open the App Store app and tap the Purchase History button.

Removing a payment card from Apple Wallet is a straightforward process, but there are some things to keep in mind.

If you remove a payment card connected to a preauthorized payment, the preauthorized payment isn't canceled and any associated accounts aren't closed. You'll need to manage your payment preferences by tapping View Preauthorized Merchants in the alert that appears when you remove the payment card, then tapping the merchant > Manage with [Merchant] to visit the merchant's website.

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you manage your preauthorized payments:

If you remove your Apple Card, associated preauthorized payments aren't canceled and associated accounts aren't closed. This means you'll need to manage your preauthorized payment on the merchant's site or app if you don't have your Apple Card on another device.

If you're having trouble with Apple Pay, first check that your device is compatible, as it requires an iPhone 6 or later, an Apple Watch, or an iPad Pro.

Make sure you have a valid debit or credit card added to your Wallet app, as Apple Pay won't work without one.

Ensure that your card is eligible for contactless payments, as some cards may not be compatible.

Restart your device to refresh the Apple Pay system and try again.

If you're still having issues, try deleting and re-adding your card to the Wallet app.