OK, here's my dilemma. I've been using one apple ID for over 10 years. It has my contacts, notes, passwords (in Keychain), etc. Then about 2 years ago, when I was buying a new macBook, I signed up for an Apple Card. Unfortunately I gave them a different email. So as the result, my Apple Card is under a different Apple ID now, and I can't use it on my iPhone without losing my Keychain, contacts, notes, etc. (Moreover, the way that Apple Card is set up, I can't use it at all without an Apple device.) I was thinking that it's easy to consolidate two accounts into one, but it seems like it is not. (At least with Apple.) So thus my question, what is the easiest way for me to use my Apple Card on my iPhone?

I'm trying to check out from the [Apple Store](https://www.apple.com/store) on Safari for macOS using Apple Pay. In the Apple Pay credit card selector, the card I want to use cannot be selected. It's noted as: > Not available for Web Payments: > > (Not enabled for payments on the web) The card I want to use but is "not available" is an American Express. The cards that are available are both VISA, one debit card and one credit card. Why can I cannot select the AMEX? How can I enable it for payments on the web?

The situation: I've got an Apple Card set up, and I'd like to also open an Apple Savings account (to get 4.15% interest on my spare cash), but the button to do that doesn't appear unless you've updated your phone to iOS 16, which is a problem because apparently Apple doesn't support iOS 16 on my iPhone 6s+ (it is updated to iOS 15.7.5, which it assures me is "up to date"). My question is: is there any way for me to set up an Apple Savings account without having to buy a new iPhone? Perhaps there is a web-based method available somewhere?

I made a purchase through the Apple Store app using Apple Pay and my Apple Card. After 45 days the pending transaction still appears along with the final charge. All of my reports in Apple Wallet show the total of both charges even though I only made one purchase. How do I remove this duplicate pending transaction?

According to this Apple knowledgeable article , Apple Card participants get their own titanium Apple Card. However, in the same article, it does not say whether or not an Apple Card co-owner gets their own titanium Apple Card. Do Apple Card co-owners get their own titanium Apple Card?

*This seems to be the best place for people to find this…I will supply an answer and others can comment or give their own answers...* *Update: iOS now supports QFX export for Apple Card statements, replacing QIF export:* *I'll delete this answer shortly, as no longer needed.* The Apple Card—Apple’s Apple-Pay-linked “titanium” credit card—doesn’t support Quicken on Mac. How can I import Apple Card statements into Quicken? More detail: The card account doesn't support direct bank connection Quicken. Apple Card statements come as PDF files, and you can export several additional formats, including OFX, QIF, and CSV. While QIF is an older Quicken format, it's not supported in Quicken Mac. Although OFX and CSV are listed, they fail to import the Apple Card OFX and CSV files.

Currently I have iTunes and App Store payments on my account set up to use a credit card. I would like in future to use my App Card to do this, but when I enter the Apple Card number and information provided (on iOS in Wallet), the card is rejected. I've had no trouble using the same information to make purchases elsewhere, and the description associated with the information suggests that this ought to work: There is no option in Wallet to achieve this either. How do I use an Apple Card as the default card to pay for iTunes and App Store?

The process of activating a Titanium Apple Card differ based on model of iPhone. Specifically, for a 2018 iPhone (iPhone XS/XS Max/XR), one is required to open the Titanium Apple Card packaging, wake the iPhone and hold it near the card. While, for a 2017 or earlier (Apple Card supported) iPhone (iPhone X or earlier), one is required to launch the Wallet app to activate the physical card. From the Apple Support document, [Request and use your titanium Apple Card](https://support.apple.com/kb/HT209434) : > ## How to activate your Apple Card > > You need [a compatible iPhone](https://support.apple.com/kb/HT208531) with [the latest iOS version](https://support.apple.com/kb/HT204204) to activate your titanium Apple Card. When your titanium Apple Card arrives, it's easy to activate. > > > > ### Activate on iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS, and iPhone XR > > [Watch the video to see how to activate your titanium Apple Card >](https://www.apple.com/apple-card/how-to-videos/#film-activate-card) > > 1. Open the packaging that has your titanium Apple Card inside. > > 2. Wake your iPhone and follow the instructions inside your card holder. > > 3. Tap Activate. > > ### Activate on iPhone X or earlier > > [Watch the video to see how to activate your titanium Apple Card >](https://www.apple.com/apple-card/how-to-videos/#film-activate-card-2) > > 1. Open Wallet on your iPhone and tap Apple Card. > > 2. Tap Activate Your Card. > > 3. Wake your iPhone and follow the instructions inside your card holder. > > Your card is ready to use as soon as it's activated.
What specifically is the difference in terms of hardware (or software) between 2018 and earlier iPhone models which necessities the difference in activation process?

Apple released Apple Card this month (August 2019). What is it and how is it different from other similar cards? How do I apply for it? How do I know if it's available in my country?

I'm one of the users who has one Apple ID that I use for e-mail, calendar, etc., and a different ID that I use for iTunes and the App Store. Is one of these preferred (or required) for use as the Apple ID to use with Apple Card? Are there differences in the features available or user experience of choosing one over the other?