> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.paymentoptions.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Apple Pay

> Apple Pay allows customers to complete purchases quickly and securely using cards stored in their Apple Wallet. Once enabled for a merchant, our Hosted Payment Page (HPP) dynamically displays the Apple Pay button when accessed on a supported Apple device or browser (e.g., Safari on iOS/macOS).

## 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

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/dasdoc/NIfdTDr2rgRx_fiM/images/flows-payment-applepay.svg?fit=max&auto=format&n=NIfdTDr2rgRx_fiM&q=85&s=a58917380b327a362d038ed01e53fe95" alt="Figure 1 – Apple Pay Web Payment Flow" width="1997" height="1907" data-path="images/flows-payment-applepay.svg" />

**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

### 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.

### 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**](/api-reference/en/hpp/generate-link)

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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.

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## Related Links

* [Apple Pay Developer Overview](https://developer.apple.com/apple-pay/)
* [Hosted Payment Page Overview](/documentation/payments/onlinepayment)
* [Payments Section](/documentation/payments/paymentintro)

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Need assistance enabling Apple Pay? Reach out to your account manager or Contact [Support](/support/contact).