Apple Pay
Owners of Apple products, such as an iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch, can use their device for instant checkout. By holding the phone, tablet or watch close to the payment terminal, customers can pay contactless in your shop. You can pay with Apple Pay not only in a physical shop, but also in online stores.
Advantages of Apple Pay
- Pay without cash
- Payments are easy, fast and secure
- Payments remain private
About Apple Pay - how does it work?
Apple Pay, like contactless debit card payments, uses the Near Field Communication (NFC) method. This is a wireless way of exchanging information within a 10-centimetre radius. The chip in a phone, tablet or watch communicates with another NFC device, for example your payment terminal. By keeping the two devices close together, your customer can pay quickly and securely.
To use this payment method, your customer must link their debit or credit card in the Apple Wallet. For Dutch consumers, this is currently only possible with bank cards from ING, ABN Amro, Rabobank, Bunq, N26, Monese and Revolut.
Private payments
Every time your customer buys something from you, Apple uses a device-specific number and a unique transaction code. So your customer's card number is never stored on their device or on Apple's servers. This keeps your customer's payments private.
What do you need to do to accept Apple Pay?
The CCV payment terminals that already support contactless payment with a debit card are also suitable for Apple Pay payments. As a business owner, you don't need to activate anything else for this. It involves the following solutions:
- CCV Compact
- CCV Mini
- CCV Mobile (V400M)
- CCV Smart (Vx520 + Vx820)
- CCV Budget (Vx520)
- CCV Mobile (Vx680 GPRS / Vx680 WIFI)
- CCV Smart (Vx570 + Vx820)
- Pinpad Vx820
- Pinpad P400