Chase Apple Pay. JPMorgan Chase is dumping plastic for some of its credit cards. The Wall Street giant’s business cards team is partnering with Bay Area start-up Marqeta to release digital-only charge card. The new function will allow JPMorgan business cards to operate in mobile wallets such as Apple Pay or Samsung Pay right away– without needing to wait. When you add your Chase credit, debit and/or Chase Liquid cards to Apple Pay, the number from your plastic credit, debit or Chase Liquid card is replaced with a secure device account number (also called a token). This token is passed onto the merchant for payment instead of your actual card number. To use Apple Pay, you need to authorize each credit, debit, or prepaid card purchase with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. Or on Apple Watch when Wrist Detection is on, you need to enter your passcode every time you put on your Apple Watch. These features help prevent other people from using Apple Pay on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac.
How to set up your Chase credit card for Apple Pay. You can set up your Chase credit card with Apple Pay in a few simple steps: Open the Wallet app or tap Wallet & Apple Pay. Select a credit card to add. If you already have the card on iTunes, use the card’s security code to add it to Apple Pay. To use Apple Pay, you need to authorize each credit, debit, or prepaid card purchase with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. Or on Apple Watch when Wrist Detection is on, you need to enter your passcode every time you put on your Apple Watch. These features help prevent other people from using Apple Pay on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac.
Chase Pay. In autummn 2015, JPMorgan Chase confirmed a mid-2016 launch for its own digital wallet, called Chase Pay. Chase Pay will work on both Apple and Android devices, but is limited to Chase Visa cards.
Chase Pay makes it easier to pay with your mobile phone or online. Once you’ve enrolled in Chase Pay, all your eligible Chase Visa credit cards, debit and Liquid cards will be automatically loaded and updated in Chase Pay. Chase Pay makes it easier to pay with your mobile phone or online. Once you’ve enrolled in Chase Pay, all your eligible Chase Visa credit cards, debit and Liquid cards will be automatically loaded and updated in Chase Pay. How to set up your Chase credit card for Apple Pay. You can set up your Chase credit card with Apple Pay in a few simple steps: Open the Wallet app or tap Wallet & Apple Pay. Select a credit card to add. If you already have the card on iTunes, use the card’s security code to add it to Apple Pay. Chase Freedom Unlimited is a straightforward cash-back credit card supported by Apple Pay. (Photo by Wyatt Smith/The Points Guy) An unsung hero when it comes to cash-back rewards credit cards, the Chase Freedom Unlimited has an uncomplicated structure that lets you earn 1.5% cash back on purchases.
