Connect your Apple Pay cards in three steps. Watch the video walkthrough to configure everything correctly. Once set up, your transactions will start appearing in Wallet automatically.
Currently fully supported in Poland, Czech Republic, Singapore, New Zealand, and South Africa.
How to Set It Up – Video Walkthrough
1. Create Account
Your Apple Pay payments will be stored in an account in Wallet. The account must be Manual. Please create a new manual account where you want the transactions to appear. Tap Add New Account and select Manual Input.
Choose the Account Name and select the same Currency as your bank card account.
2. Select your Cards
Make sure you have the Shortcuts app installed on your iOS device. If you don’t have it, please download it from the App Store. It’s an official Apple app, so there’s no need to worry.
Open Shortcuts App and create a new automation by going to the “Automations” tab. Tap the + button to add a new automation and select Transaction.
On the next screen, you can select the cards and categories that this automation will apply to. We recommend that you select one card and keep all categories selected.. At the bottom of the screen, choose Run Immediately to avoid having to confirm it manually, then tap Next to continue.
3. Create Automation
On next screen choose New Blank Automation.
Inside this new automation find WalletApp and tap on Import Apple Pay transaction (not the (i) button).
You need to configure mapping of your Apple Pay payment to Wallet. The next steps are critical!
Amount (mandatory): tap Amount on the right side and select Shortcut Input (scroll horizontally through the available options to find it.).
Tap on Shortcut Input under Amount again and select Type: Transaction from the available options.
This will expand an additional menu. In this menu, select Currency Amount.
Once Currency Amount is selected, a new menu will appear where you need to select Currency Amount again. Several items with the same name are shown here — make sure to choose the second one.
If you’ve selected everything as shown in the previous screenshot, continue by pulling down the Shortcut Input menu.
Currency (mandatory): The setup for Currency is very similar to the previous step.
Select Currency, then Shortcut Input, tap on Shortcut Input again and select Transaction, select again Currency Amount, and in the final menu (as shown in the screenshot below), choose Currency Code.
Account (mandatory): Tap Account on the right side and select the account you created in Step 1.
Merchant (mandatory): Tap Merchant on the right side and select Shortcut Input.
Tap on Shortcut Input again and select Merchant. Don’t change Type: Transaction — it’s correct for this step.
Finish configuration by pulling down the Shortcut Input menu.
Show When Run: We recommend disabling this option, otherwise a pop-up will appear after every transaction.
Check the final screen with your configuration settings.
If everything is set up, tap Done to continue. This completes the Apple Pay integration into Wallet. If you now make a purchase using your iPhone, the transaction will appear in Wallet.
FAQ
What are the current limitations of the integration?
At the moment, this Apple Pay integration works only with purchases made using an iPhone. However, it only functions with in-store (physical) payments — online purchases do not trigger the automation. Unfortunately, transactions completed via Apple Watch or Mac do not trigger the automation. This is due to a limitation in Apple’s operating system, which we hope will be addressed in a future update.
What app and iOS version do I need?
Integration of Apple Pay into the Wallet app is done through the Shortcuts app, which is available from iOS 17 onwards.
Which countries are currently supported?
The integration is available worldwide, but officially supported only in Poland, the Czech Republic, Singapore, New Zealand, and South Africa at this time. We will gradually roll out support for additional countries.
Is Apple Pay integration a Premium feature?
Apple Pay integration is a Premium feature. We are aware that setting up the integration may not be easy, which is why you can try it out for free. Your transactions will appear on the Dashboard, and if you are satisfied with the functionality, you can unlock full access by purchasing Premium. After that, your transactions will also appear in Records, statistics, and other sections.
Why doesn’t my transaction appear immediately?
Please note that it may take a few minutes for the transaction to appear in Wallet.
Why does automation fail with some merchants?
With some merchants, the automation may occasionally fail and display an error. This is likely caused by a non-standard configuration of the payment terminal. Unfortunately, this issue cannot be resolved within the app, and the transaction must be entered manually.
Why does a transaction have amount 0 or show an error note?
In some cases, a record may be created with an amount of 0, or with a note saying “Insufficient data from Apple Pay transaction.” This can happen if we don’t receive all the necessary data. Such records can be edited manually.
Why do I see duplicate transactions after connecting Google Pay?
You likely have both your bank and Google Pay connected, which means the same transaction may be imported from both sources. To avoid duplicates, we recommend choosing your preferred source and disconnecting the other one.
What should I do if the integration doesn’t work at all?
If your integration doesn’t work at all, you’ll need to completely delete the automation in Shortcuts and start over. If it still doesn’t work after another attempt, please contact us and we’ll do our best to help you.