To enable Apple Pay, head over to your dashboard and then go to
Connections -> Catalog -> Apple Pay.Next, complete and submit the form to create a new Apple Pay service.
To process Apple Pay in a mobile application you will need to register for an
Apple Pay developer account and join the Apple developer program.Once set up, you can generate a new Apple Pay processing certificate using our dashboard.Go to
Connections -> Apple Pay -> Certificates and click on Add certificate
to start the process.You will be prompted to provide a name and download a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).Next, visit the Apple developer dashboard
to generate a payment processing certificate.
Create or select a Merchant ID to associate a payment processing certificate with.
In the Apple Pay Payment Processing Certificate section click on Create Certificate.
Select Choose File to upload the CSR you downloaded from the dashboard, and then Continue.
Verify the certificate details and Download the signed certificate from Apple.
Next, go back to our dashboard and upload the signed certificate.
In order for your app to accept Apple Pay, you must set the same Apple Merchant ID in your application.
In your Xcode project find the Signing & Capabilities in your project editor.Select the same Merchant ID you used to register your payment certificate. Please ensure your provisioning profiles
and signing certificates are updated to contain this ID.
Because the Xcode project can be configured with more than one merchant ID, update the initialization of
our SDK to pass the applePayMerchantId to the constructor.
The instance ID is the unique identifier for your deployment of our system and is included in every API call.
Together with the environment (sandbox or production) it is used to connect to the right APIs, as well as dashboard.
Apple has an extensive guide on sandbox testing.Apple Pay requires a sandbox Sandbox Tester account to be able to test transactions in our sandbox. Sandbox
Testers can add fake test cards to their account that can then be used in Apple Pay. When a Sandbox Tester account
is used in production, Apple Pay may fail for various reasons. Similarly, when a regular Apple account is configured
on a Mac or iPhone, Apple Pay may fail to load the payment sheet. This may result in the Apple Pay UI quickly appearing
and then disappearing.
A sandbox tester account can be set up in the User and Access section of a
Apple Developer account. If you do not have an Apple Developer account please contact support and they
can set you up with a Sandbox Tester account under our Apple Developer account.To set up an account we need the following details.
First and last name: This can be anything really but we recommend using the person's full name.
Email: This needs to be a real email address that is not already an Apple account. This needs to be an email that can receive actual emails.
App Store Country or Region: This can help with any locale testing.
Once set up, a sandbox tester account can be added to a Mac or iPhone.Sign in to iCloud with the sandbox tester on macOS (or iOS).
You will need to sign out of your existing iCloud account and sign
in specifically with the sandbox account. This will allow you to
register the sandbox cards in the Apple Wallet.
On a Mac, it helps to create a second user account so that you don't need to
log out of your own iCloud account every time you need to test Apple Pay.
One caveat is that only 1 Apple account per Mac can be used to store cards
in the vault, so you'd not be able to use Apple Pay in your own account.
To make an Apple Pay sandbox transaction the following are required.
An Apple device with a Sandbox Tester account on it
An app with an Apple merchant ID associated with it
A merchant ID with a signed payment processing certificate associated with it
Apple Pay enabled in the dashboard
The payment processing certificate registered in the dashboard
A card processor enabled that can process Apple Pay in the given currency.
For a currency that has a card processor that supports Apple Pay, you
should see the payment option in your app. Select Apple Pay and continue
with the payment. You should see the Apple Pay sheet appear.
There could be many reasons why this doesn't show.
Make sure the merchant ID is the same as shown in our dashboard
Make sure the certificate isn't expire
Make sure an Apple account is set up on your device and cards are added to it
Make sure the system is set up to handle Apple Pay
Check the Apple Pay connection is enabled
Check a card connector is enabled for the selected country/currency
Check that a Flow rule doesn't hide Apple Pay
Apple Pay payment failed
There could be a few reasons why this doesn't show but most likely
this means the card was sent to a connector that either doesn't understand
Apple Pay cards, or did not recognize the test card.
Error when adding test card to wallet
This seems to happen at times with the test cards provided by Apple. Try a
different card, or try again later.