The Cash App and Apple Pay platforms are among the most popular for payments in the United States, and between them, they have more than 100 million users and growing. With so many users, questions arise, such as how to verify the Cash App Card for Apple Pay, and some people may have trouble going through this process.
It is an easy process and one that we can follow easily from the Cash App home screen. However, today we will learn more about it, so we can have all the information we need to do this kind of verification.
How to add the Cash App card to Apple Pay?
To verify a card in Apple Pay, we need to add it to Apple Wallet. Adding the Cash App card will be enough to follow a procedure like adding any other card to the app.
For us to add the card, it will be enough to follow these steps:
- Click on the Cash App application to open it.
- Tap on the Cash Card image.
- Choose to add to Apple Pay.
- Accept the terms of service.
Once these steps are followed, we must follow these steps directly from Apple Wallet:
- When inside the Apple Wallet application, we must tap on the “+.”
- We must scan the Cash App card or enter the details manually.
- Follow the steps indicated by the application.
- Once finished, we must open Cash App to verify that our cash card has been added.
Possible errors in the process
Sometimes Apple Pay does not work quite right and does not allow us to add a card to our wallet. Some of the most common reasons why this happens will be:
- We don’t have the latest version of iOS or macOS installed.
- The region we are in does not support Apple Pay.
- Our bank does not support Apple Pay.
- We already have the maximum number of cards associated with our app.
We can easily resolve these errors by logging out of our Apple ID and logging back in. It will be the equivalent of turning our computer or smartphone off if we encounter any problems.
How to add a Cash App card to Google Pay?
Not everyone has the Apple Pay app or does not use this payment system. Some people have Google Pay, or some users use both payment methods. There are a few steps to follow for the Cash App card to be added to Google Pay.
The procedure inside the Cash App will be as follows:
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- We must tap the Cash Card tab on the Cash App home screen.
- Then we must touch the Cash Card image.
- Select Add to Google Pay.
- Follow the steps indicated by the application.
Once this process is done, we will have to go to the Google Pay app and follow these steps:
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- We open the Google Pay app and tap the “+” in Payment Method.
- Scan the Cash App Card or enter the details manually.
- Follow the steps indicated by the application.
It is a very simple procedure, and it is very similar to the one that we must follow for Apple Pay.
How to activate the Cash Card?
To use the Cash Card, first, we have to activate it, which is a very simple procedure. The process can be done in two different ways:
With QR code
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- We must touch the Cash Card tab on the application’s home screen.
- Then touch the Cash Card image.
- Select the Activate Cash Card option.
- We must accept when it asks for permission to use our device’s camera.
- Scan the QR code.
Without QR code
In case we do not have the QR code, we will have to follow these steps:
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- We tap the Cash Card icon on the home screen of the application.
- Then tap on our Cash Card.
- Select the Activate Cash Card option.
- Then tap on Use CVV.
- We have to enter the CVV code and the card’s expiration date, and it will be activated.
How does the Cash Card work?
The Cash Card is a Visa debit card that can be used to make purchases in both physical and online stores very simply. The money will come out of the Cash App balance, and the great thing about this card is that it can be used immediately upon request.
For added versatility, we need to add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay, aiming to achieve maximum practicality.
However, we should remember that this card has a limit of $7000 per daily transaction. In addition, this card has a limit of $15,000 per month, being limits that are more than enough for the vast majority of users.
It is important to note that the limits will include all transactions with the card, regardless of whether they are made in-store or online. They also have ATM withdrawals, and any attempted transaction, whether successful or declined, will be applied to these limits.