But the most attractive part of the card to me is the daily cash back. So I plan on signing up for it.
I guess my point wasn't whether people would sign up or not, but the demographic and usage of the Apple Card will be biased towards Apple Pay over the physical card. Meaning that while, yes, not having the physical card does limit transactions to a point, it's not nearly as limited as a traditional credit card would be.
There's another thing at play here that skews Apple Pay usage even higher IMO and that is that the Apple Card is applied for through the Wallet and automatically enrolled in Apple Pay on approval. For all other credit cards the physical card must be obtained and the user must make the effort to manually enroll that card into their Wallet for use with Apple Pay if they decide to do so. That extra step means that millions of people don't use Apple Pay simply because they haven't actually enrolled their card, but by default the Apple Card will be there ready to use.
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Unlikley.Today?