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Apple Pay in your Danish checkout
An Apple Pay integration means iPhone and Mac customers can pay with Face ID in your checkout without typing a card number. In Denmark Apple Pay almost never arrives as a separate pipe you build straight against Apple. It sits as a payment method through your gateway: QuickPay, Stripe, PensoPay and others. What you build is: gateway enabled, domain verified, button shown only on supported devices. Apple Pay does not replace MobilePay. Many Danes have both — and expect both. In a native iOS app Apple Pay is a different track (PassKit) than on the web. That is two implementations, not a checkbox.
Apple does not charge a separate developer fee for web Payments. Your gateway and acquirer have their own rates. Check the agreement. Our price is getting the button into your flow. Payments.
What breaks an Apple Pay integration
- Domain verification on the wrong domain (www versus apex)
- The button is shown in Chrome on Windows, where it does not work
- You only test on Android
- You think Apple Pay replaces MobilePay. It does not
Apple Pay
MobilePay
- The Danish default button
- Its own track: MobilePay integration
- Also expected by people who have Apple Pay
App versus web
In a native iOS app Apple Pay is PassKit. On the web it is Payment Request through the gateway. Say it in the brief if you have both app and web. That is two implementations, not a checkbox. A package with 1 integration typically covers one track.
Domain verification: www versus apex
Verify the domain the customer actually lands on. www and apex are two files. A button shown in Chrome on Windows is a support ticket you created yourselves. Test on real iPhones, not only in Simulator. Tell us the gateway and whether you have an app.
FAQ: Apple Pay integration
Does Apple charge extra for Apple Pay?
Apple does not charge a separate developer fee for web Payments. Your gateway and acquirer have their own rates. Check the agreement.
Does Apple Pay replace MobilePay in Denmark?
No. Many Danes have both and expect both. Plan two buttons.
Are web and iOS app the same integration?
No. Web goes through the gateway. Native app is PassKit. Two implementations.
Why does the button not work in Chrome on Windows?
Because Apple Pay is not there. Hide the button when the device does not support it.
Should we build directly against Apple?
Almost never in DK. Enable the method at QuickPay, Stripe or PensoPay and verify the domain.