Why did you need to order a contactless card? I've been using both Nationwide cards I have through Apple pay, and they're both just chip & PIN.
RBS chip and pin wasn't Apple pay compatible hence I ordered a contactless card which is compatible.
Why did you need to order a contactless card? I've been using both Nationwide cards I have through Apple pay, and they're both just chip & PIN.
RBS chip and pin wasn't Apple pay compatible hence I ordered a contactless card which is compatible.
I've been using Apple Pay successfully with my HSBC debit card for several weeks but last night at the McDonalds drive through I tried to pay for which Apple Psy said 'success' but the transaction is stuck as 'Last transaction' on the main Passbook screen with no identifier (Usually it would eventually link to McDonalds) and my order didn't show as paid on their system until I tried again using my contactless debit card.
Any ideas what is going on?
Wonder if it was an "online only" Visa Debit card?
I'm not implying you have a 'basic' bank account with RBS but I know RBS/NatWest won't allow customers with a 'basic' debit card to use AP.
Can someone explain to me the situation with Sainsbury's? I read a newspaper article saying they were rolling out contactless terminals, but are going with the Curren-C system rather than Apple Pay.
Does Apple Pay work with any contactless terminal regardless?
Can someone explain to me the situation with Sainsbury's? I read a newspaper article saying they were rolling out contactless terminals, but are going with the Curren-C system rather than Apple Pay.
Does Apple Pay work with any contactless terminal regardless?
Unable to answer though I've not been brave enough to ask in Asda-their terminals look as though they have contactless symbols
I recall Asda going with Current-C as they are owned by Walmart, and Walmart has a stake in the rival system.I'm pretty sure my local Asda has the same Ingenico PIN pads as my local Sainsbury's so it's a case of updating the EPOS and enabling it through a software update.
In terms of Sainsbury's I'm sure I read they were looking at the Zapp route (which must be similar to Current-C?)
Ugh, come on Lloyds.
Yeah me too. I am getting the "could not add card" messageMy card has stopped showing t&c's now ffs Lloyds
Yeah me too. I am getting the "could not add card" message
Lloyds bank are now active. I've tried to add my card every morning, and this morning it was finally accepted! Used it to commute in on the bus, tube and train. Really easy. Love it. View attachment 580419
Halifax active too.
Credit cards have to be activated via phoning, debit cards can be done using text confirmation.
Credit card verification includes Experian credit report questions oddly enough.
Well I guess that's one way of preventing fraudsters!
And it's alright until you forget which credit product you applied for many years ago, haha.
Edit: my Club Lloyds Visa Debit won't add-probably pi55ed them off for trying to add it too often haha.