Cash could soon become an ancient relic. If you set up Apple Pay on your iPhone, paying for something is as simple as holding up your iPhone.

With Apple Pay, you can purchase items online and at physical retailers via your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. Here’s how it works.

Here's how to set up and use Apple Cash in your Apple Pay wallet to send, receive and request money on both your iPhone and Apple Watch.

How to add a card to Apple Wallet? To use Apple Wallet, the first thing you need to do is to set up Apple pay by adding the credit cards you wish to use, this app will allow you to pay via your iPhone ...

This quick guide will show you how to set up Apple Pay within your Apple ID Wallet, allowing you to wirelessly pay using your preferred Apple device. When you purchase a new iPhone or iPad, Apple ...

In this video you will learn how use Apple Pay on Apple Watch, and how to set up Apple Pay on iPhone and Apple Watch. First I will show you how to add a bank or debit card to Apple Wallet on ...

How to set up an Apple Savings account As with most new features, update your Apple device before setting up a Savings account. If you use an iPhone, which is usually required to access Wallet ...

Fire up Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay > Add Credit or Debit Card. If your iTunes & App Store account already has a compatible card on file, iOS will automatically recommend adding it to Apple Pay ...

Tired of pulling out your ID at the airport? A handful of states now let you add your driver's license or ID to Apple Wallet, ...

Can you set up recurring payments for bills and subscriptions using Apple Cash? Unfortunately, no. The recurring payment feature only works for Apple Cash recipients in Apple Wallet or through the ...