PCI-DSS 4.0 by design
Customers pay on the provider's secure page — card data never touches Vendor, keeping your PCI scope minimal.
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Connect Apple Pay to vendor
One-tap checkout on Safari and iOS, tokenized through the merchant's existing card processor with no extra PCI scope.
What you get
Everything the Apple Pay integration ships with
Built once, supported forever — no extra middleware to babysit.
Refunds from the dashboard
Issue full or partial refunds in a click; the status flows back onto the order automatically.
One unified pipeline
Apple Pay runs through the same idempotent payment flow as every other method, so reconciliation and reporting stay consistent.
How the Apple Pay integration works inside vendor
Offer Apple Pay at checkout on your Vendor storefront. Every charge, refund, and status update flows through the same idempotent payment pipeline as your other methods.
Apple Pay runs as a configured payment driver — enable it per store in the admin, add your credentials, and it appears at checkout. Captures, refunds, and webhook callbacks are handled for you, each recorded against the order.
What gets synced
Apple Pay keeps the following aligned with your orders:
- Payment authorizations for each order.
- Captures and settlement status.
- Refunds issued from the dashboard.
- Webhook callbacks that update order payment state.
- Saved payment tokens where the method supports them.
Setup
Add your Apple Pay credentials under Payments in the store admin and enable the method.
No card data touches Vendor — customers pay on the provider's secure, PCI-DSS-compliant page.
Limits & considerations
Supported currencies and availability depend on your Apple Pay account and region.
Redirect-based methods return the customer to your store after payment.
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