First, confirm your phone is charged.
Information in this article applies to the iPhone 6 and later.
Most of these are fast and easy solutions to fix the problem and get Apple Pay working again.
Charge the iPhone battery.
Be sure your iPhone has a sufficient charge before you go shopping.
Confirm Apple Pay servers are up.
You may not have an Apple Pay problem.
The Apple Pay servers might be down due to technical issues, which has nothing to do with youriPhone.
When this is the case, wait for the service to start working again.
A green circle rules out a service failure.
you’re free to move on to other solutions.
Confirm that the business accepts Apple Pay.
If it does, it may be that a particular terminal isn’t working when you use Apple Pay.
When you encounter this problem, ask if there is another terminal you’re free to use.
Once you know which terminal accepts Apple Pay, keep it in mind for future transactions.
Manually select a credit or debit card.
Remove and re-add the credit or debit card.
If this is the case, remove the card information and re-add it to fix the issue.
wrap up the Apple Wallet app.
Apps can freeze or lock up.
Closing and reopening the Apple Wallet app may fix a problem related to Apple Pay.
Restarting the phone can fix a host of troubles.
Restore the iPhone to factory tweaks.
If none of the strategies above handle the Apple Pay problem, restore the iPhone to its factory prefs.
Otherwise, take the iPhone to an Apple Store or an authorized Apple service provider.
FAQ
Apple Pay works with Visa, Mastercard, and American Express prepaid cards.
you could also use Apple Pay with some Discover cards.
Basically anywhere that accepts contactless payments takes Apple Pay.
Even some vending machines, taxis, and subway stations accept Apple Pay.
The person you’re trying to send money to may not be eligible to accept payments through text messages.
If you still have trouble,update iOSand kickstart your equipment.
