Apple Pay

Accept Apple Pay through Cost+, check supported card networks, and understand the live-only testing requirements.

Written by Theis Nordahl
Last updated 2026-08-05
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Apple Pay lets customers pay with cards stored in Apple Wallet using Face ID, Touch ID, or their device passcode.

Supported card networks

Apple Pay through Cost+ supports:

BrandSupported card type
VisaCredit and debit
MastercardCredit and debit
AmexCredit
MaestroDebit
V PayDebit

The card stored in Apple Wallet must also be supported by the customer's bank and available for Apple Pay.

Before you start

You need:

  • Apple Pay enabled on your Cost+ account
  • A supported integration or a server-side Cost+ API integration
  • For live testing, a compatible Apple device and a valid card in Apple Wallet

Accept Apple Pay

For a custom API integration, use apple-pay as the payment-method identifier when creating the order. Redirect the customer to the returned payment URL; Apple Pay appears when the customer's device, browser, Wallet setup, and your account are eligible.

Supported eCommerce integrations display Apple Pay automatically after the payment method is activated and the checkout is eligible.

Testing limitation

Apple Pay cannot be tested with Cost+ sandbox credentials. To test the complete flow, use:

  • A live Cost+ production website
  • A physical iPhone, iPad, or compatible Mac
  • Face ID, Touch ID, or a device passcode
  • A valid card added to Apple Wallet

Use a controlled payment amount and verify the final order status before treating the test as successful.

If Apple Pay does not appear

Check that:

  1. Apple Pay is enabled for your Cost+ account.
  2. You are using a compatible Apple device and browser.
  3. Apple Wallet contains an eligible card.
  4. The checkout or plugin is using the intended production website.
  5. The order and payment method are configured correctly.

More information

Read the Apple Pay developer guide or contact Cost+ Support.