Apple Pay has changed the way we pay for our items, whether that be online or in retail stores.
We report a lot of Apple Pay news here and which stores are either adding support or have gotten rid of it. Still, there are some people out there who, perhaps, do not have time to read an article about which businesses accept Apple Pay and which ones don’t.
There is an account on Twitter called @ContactlessWiki, which can tell you which businesses accept Apple Pay in its stores, website and/or app. The account also shows which businesses enable their reward cards to be added to the Apple Wallet app.
This account mentions businesses from retail stores, online shops and gas stations/convenience stores.
Below, you’ll be able to see the type of work the account does.
Retail stores:
https://twitter.com/ContactlessWiki/status/1299885698326163457
Online shops:
GoFundMe contactless support
In-store (Google Pay, Apple Pay)
N/A
Google Pay online
✅
Google Pay in-app
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Apple Pay online
✅
Apple Pay in-app
â”— Contactless Wiki (@ContactlessWiki) August 24, 2020
Gas station/convenience stores:
Wawa contactless support
In-store (Google Pay, Apple Pay)
✅
At-pump (Google Pay, Apple Pay)
✅
Google Pay online
N/A
Google Pay in-app
✅ (only for mobile orders)
Apple Pay online
N/A
Apple Pay in-app
✅Rewards card (barcode based)
Save to Google Pay
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Add to Apple Wallet
⌗ Contactless Wiki (@ContactlessWiki) August 30, 2020
It should be noted too that all businesses that accept Apple Pay, that those who have Apple Card and pay from their iPhone or Apple Watch, they’ll get 2% in Daily Cash on each purchase.
Do you plan on subscribing to @ContactlessWiki on Twitter now because of the simple way it outlines which businesses accept Apple Pay? Let us know on Twitter at @appleosophy.
