Apple Pay provides an easy and secure way to make payments in your iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS apps, and on websites in Safari.

Fulfill the requirements to provide Apple Pay as a payment option on your website or in your app.

Request and process Apple Pay payments in your app.

Planning for Apple Pay Provide a fast, easy, and secure way for users to buy goods and services in your app or on your website. Developers that implemented Apple Pay using best practices have substantially increased checkout conversion rates, customer loyalty and purchase frequency, and reduced checkout time.

Apple Pay servers don’t require domain verification in the sandbox environment. You receive domain-verfication files for merchant IDs that have access to production servers only.

Provide more information during checkout Include billing details, terms and conditions, and more in the Apple Pay payment sheet. These fields are designed to let people review essential information before completing the Apple Pay transaction, potentially helping decrease cart abandonment and increase overall conversion rates.

The result of authorizing a payment request that contains payment information.

Apple Pay is a secure, easy way to make payments for physical goods and services — as well as donations and subscriptions — in apps running on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, and on websites.

Discover how to set up your developer account to support Apple Pay, verify that transactions are completed successfully, and make sure your implementation of Apple Pay follows guidelines for apps and the web.

Configure Apple Pay Apple Pay allows users to purchase goods and services within your app. To add the Apple Pay entitlement to your App ID, first create a merchant identifier, then enable Apple Pay and create a payment processing certificate. Alternatively, you can use Xcode to enable the Apple Pay capability and create a merchant identifier.