With the Pass2U wallet app. You have put in your card number and set other things yourself (logo, color etc.)
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With the Pass2U wallet app. You have put in your card number and set other things yourself (logo, color etc.)
Can you also add your Amex Payback but change the logo and stuff? I don't like the way it looks.
Where can you order it in the app? When I select the Apple Pay Option in the app it shows me my dB card plus that I can add to Apple Pay - no option to order the virtual card though...
That is such a great app!
I already added multiple cards via Pass2U like MediaMarkt, MegaZoo, Payback and some other stuff. Works great
Amex sends texts? They just send me a confirmation email that I set up the card successfully.
No.
Now the according bank overview is online...
https://www.apple.com/de/apple-pay/banks/de/de-de.html
Guys what do you recommend as a second bank account? My first is comdirect. Many of you have bunq, maybe that?
Amazing quick find, sir!
Isn't it very interesting that Santander is missing from this list?
Yep. Very weird. Not unless they were responsible for the delays and pulled out last minute?Amazing quick find, sir!
Isn't it very interesting that Santander is missing from this list?
Also surprised Commerzbank isn't on there...
Also Pounty and I posted it at the same time (credit where credit is due!).
My N26 card shows the last 4 digits that are just the real digits.
But ok, it’s a French N26 Card
For me it shows the last 4 digits of my IBAN. German card. Thats confusing !?
Great find! I love that ING is joining now after the ********* they caused when they announced that they would watch the market...
One note though... yomo (that "young" Sparkasse product) was also rumoured to introduce mobile wallet integration in April with Sparkassen to follow at the end of 2019. Obviously no agreement has been reached with them yet. I'm not too optimistic.
But great news and shows Apple was still working behind the scenes to get the relevant banks onboard. ING will also become interesting as their Visa appears as a credit card, but actually debits the amount within 2-3 days.
So all relevant direct/internet banks are on board and the only big holdouts are VoBa and Sparkasse? There is enough pressure now for them to come on board. Thumbs up to Apple for sitting this one out and not giving us a crappy launch like they did in Switzerland (and that still hasn't seen a single bank sign up since)!
But great news and shows Apple was still working behind the scenes to get the relevant banks onboard. ING will also become interesting as their Visa appears as a credit card, but actually debits the amount within 2-3 days.
So all relevant direct/internet banks are on board and the only big holdouts are VoBa and Sparkasse? There is enough pressure now for them to come on board. Thumbs up to Apple for sitting this one out and not giving us a crappy launch like they did in Switzerland (and that still hasn't seen a single bank sign up since)!
So much for "an den Sparkassen führt kein Weg vorbei" and ING's original "we'll wait and see how the market reacts to Apple Pay".1st place on Twitter
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No, no more banks this year. Also: What isn't listed as "coming soon" won't be. I'm honestly "shocked" (maybe a strong word, but hey) that Commerzbank isn't even listed under 2019... what are they doing?