**Note** This is specific to Apple Card. This is NOT about Apple Pay, Apple Cash or any other third-party credit cards in Wallet. This post is specifically about the new 2019 Apple Card Credit Card issued by Goldman Sachs and the Wallet app on iPhone which is the exclusive instrument for managing Apple Card transactions, statements and bill payments.
I have had 3 Apple Card transactions not show up in the Wallet app (these transactions show in the PDF statement and are included in the Amount Due for the month).
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
This has been really unnerving, as the amount due shown for the month was higher than the monthly spending amount shown in the Wallet app, and the difference is completely unaccounted for in the Wallet app.
I had to match up transactions between the PDF statement and the Wallet app one by one in order to identify the problem as 3 transactions missing from the Wallet app.
This kills one of the core benefits (and a huge part of the sales pitch) of having an apple card - the convenience of having Apple Card transactions beautifully listed in the Wallet app with maps, friendly names etc etc.
This incident basically destroys any trust in the Wallet app as a viable financial transaction monitoring tool for Apple Card.
The remaining available instrument - PDF statements with raw merchant name codes, is a far stretch from being a modern convenient way to track transactions and is actually worse than any transaction management tool out there.
I have had 3 Apple Card transactions not show up in the Wallet app (these transactions show in the PDF statement and are included in the Amount Due for the month).
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
This has been really unnerving, as the amount due shown for the month was higher than the monthly spending amount shown in the Wallet app, and the difference is completely unaccounted for in the Wallet app.
I had to match up transactions between the PDF statement and the Wallet app one by one in order to identify the problem as 3 transactions missing from the Wallet app.
This kills one of the core benefits (and a huge part of the sales pitch) of having an apple card - the convenience of having Apple Card transactions beautifully listed in the Wallet app with maps, friendly names etc etc.
This incident basically destroys any trust in the Wallet app as a viable financial transaction monitoring tool for Apple Card.
The remaining available instrument - PDF statements with raw merchant name codes, is a far stretch from being a modern convenient way to track transactions and is actually worse than any transaction management tool out there.