Paying for a transfer with Apple or Google Pay

For the most up to date information on your fees, please see the Terms of Use for your region.

If you’ve enabled Apple Pay or Google Pay on your device, you’ll usually be able to use it to pay for a transfer with Wise. 

To pay for a transfer using Apple Pay or Google Pay 

1. Open the Wise Android app if using Google Pay, or open the iOS app or website on Safari if using Apple Pay

2. Set up a transfer as you usually would

3. Select the Apple Pay or Google Pay option at the payment step

4. Follow the steps to confirm the payment

There are a few circumstances where you won’t be able to pay using either method. For example, for both Apple Pay and Google Pay, we can’t accept bank cards issued in Japan. You can read about the restrictions for paying with Apple Pay and Google Pay below. 

Paying with Apple Pay

You can’t use international cards, only local ones. For example, if the transfer source currency is an EU region currency you'll only be able to use cards issued in the EU region.

Here are the countries you can use Apple Pay in, and the limits per payment for how much you can send:

We charge our normal card fee when you use Apple Pay. 

Paying with Google Pay

You can’t use international cards, only local ones. For example, if the transfer source currency is an EU region currency you'll only be able to use cards issued in the EU region.

Here are the countries you can use Google Pay in, and the limits per payment for how much you can send:

You’ll also only be able to use Google Pay if you have version 3.13.1 or later of the Wise Android app, so please make sure you’ve updated your app if you don’t see the option.