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Overview

Apple Pay offers a seamless and secure checkout experience using Face ID, Touch ID, or device passcode. Customers can complete payments without entering card details, helping increase conversion rates and reduce cart abandonment.

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How It Works

When a customer clicks the Apple Pay button on the Hosted Payment Page (HPP), the flow is as follows:
  1. The Apple Pay payment sheet is displayed with their default or selected card.
  2. The customer confirms the payment using biometrics or passcode.
  3. Apple returns a secure, encrypted token.
  4. The HPP submits the token to the PO Gateway.
  5. PO processes the token via the configured acquirer and returns the result.
Apple Pay ensures PCI compliance by handling all sensitive payment data securely on the user’s device.

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Web Payment Flow

Figure 1 – Apple Pay Web Payment Flow Figure 1. A typical Apple Pay flow on our Hosted Payment Page

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Supported Devices & Browsers

The Apple Pay button will only appear on the Hosted Payment Page (HPP) when all of the following conditions are met:
  • The merchant is enabled for Apple Pay in their configuration.
  • The customer is using a supported Apple device and browser, including:
    • iPhone, iPad, or Mac
    • Safari browser
    • Apple Wallet with at least one eligible payment card
Note: If any of these conditions are not met, the Apple Pay button will not be displayed.

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Key Points

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Merchant Configuration

  • Merchant must be enabled for Apple Pay.
  • The Merchant ID (DASMID) must be passed in the Hosted Payment Page (HPP) payload.
  • Once configured, the Apple Pay button appears automatically for eligible customers.

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Button Logic

  • The Hosted Payment Page (HPP) dynamically checks if the customer is on a supported device/browser.
  • If all conditions are met, the Apple Pay button is displayed. If not, the button remains hidden.

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Try It Out: Hosted Payment Page with Apple Pay

Test how Apple Pay behaves within our Hosted Payment Page (HPP) by accessing the live demo endpoint below: Try the Hosted Payment Page Endpoint

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Notes

  • No frontend Apple Pay code is needed — the Hosted Payment Page (HPP) manages display and integration automatically.
  • Apple Pay only appears if the device supports it and Apple Wallet is configured.
  • This method is PCI-light and secure by default.
Need assistance enabling Apple Pay? Reach out to your account manager or Contact Support.