Add your PostFinance Cards to Apple Pay
There are two ways to add your PostFinance Cards to Apple Pay.
No more searching for your wallet. Whether in Switzerland or abroad: use Apple Pay with your PostFinance Card combined with Debit Mastercard® and credit card. You can make secure, contactless payments with your iPhone or Apple Watch for everything from shopping to parking tickets. Set it up in just a few steps.
Versatile: can be used in stores, apps and online shops
Accepted: pay with ease in many countries outside Switzerland
Easy: pay quickly with your iPhone or Apple Watch
There are two ways to add your PostFinance Cards to Apple Pay.
Log in to the PostFinance App, and at the bottom right of the screen, select “•••” (More). Select the PostFinance Card you want to activate under “My cards”. Confirm by clicking the “Add to Apple Wallet” button.
Apple Pay makes it easier and more secure to pay for your purchases. You can make payments quickly with the Apple devices you use every day.
Use Apple Pay wherever you see one of these symbols.
Apple Pay is free of charge for all users.
Yes. There are no additional fees for users when making payments with Apple Pay. That includes payments abroad.
Apple Pay is more secure than a physical debit or credit card. To use Apple Pay, you require Face ID, Touch ID or your personal device code when paying with your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch.
That depends on the type of card you have added to Apple Pay, and it works in the same way as payment via a physical card.
If you are using a debit card, the amount will be debited from your account straightaway. If you have added a credit card, the amount will be debited as part of your monthly invoice. When using a prepaid card, money must be loaded onto the card in advance.
Yes, by using your personal device code, Face ID or Touch ID.
Yes. No matter whether you have added your card to Apple Pay or TWINT or whether you pay with the physical card, you can benefit from our unlimited cash bonus programme.
In order to set up Apple Pay, you need:
When you make a purchase, Apple Pay uses a device-specific number along with a unique transaction code. Your full card number is never stored on your device or on Apple servers and cannot be shared with retailers. To ensure all your purchases are confidential, Apple Pay does not store any transaction data that can be traced back to you.