This use is slowly being replaced by mobile wallets that can work with Radio Frequency Identification, (RFI), and Near Field Communication. Apple pay is one such example.
Shoprite accepts apple pay as a mode of payment. Apple pay works with the latest versions of Apple devices. You will need to set up your credit or debit cards through the wallet app on your apple devices.
How to set up Apple Pay on your Device
Apple pay is modern money. Apple made it possible to include this feature in all iPhones, starting at the iPhone 6 and iPad Air 2, and Macs with touch ID.
Using Apple Pay for iPhone
It is always a good idea that you first set up apple payment on your iPhone before you do it on other devices.
- Locate the wallet app built into your iPhone.
- Tap the “+” button at the top of the screen.
- Tap “continue” to close the window.
- Select the card type that you would like to add. It can be a debit or credit card, prepaid, apple, or any other type of card.
- The next step is to add the card details manually, or snap the card’s front.
- Make sure you entered the correct details.
- Enter the security code and expiry dates of your card. Then, click “next “.
- Please read and agree to the following terms and conditions.
- The verification prompt appears, and you can choose to have verification via email, phone, or text. You can click “Next” after that.
- The bank or card issuer will verify your information, then you click “next” and can start using apple Pay.
Setting up ApplePay for Ipads / MacBooks with Touch Id
- Navigate to the settings/system preferences section of your iPad/Mac respectively.
- Tap on “Wallet and Apple pay” to continue.
- Tap the “Add Card”.
- Tap “continue” to add a card. You can either scan the front of your card or direct input it using your Mac’s camera. Next, tap “next”.
- Tap ‘next’ to enter the security codes or expiry dates.
- Please read and accept the following terms and conditions.
- Next, select the verification method you prefer, and then click “next”.
- After your card issuer verifies that you are authorized, you will be able to use apple pay on the iPad/Mac.
Set up Apple Pay for Apple Watches using your iPhone
- Open the Watch App on your phone.
- Please verify that your are in my watch section at the bottom of the page.
- Tap on the wallet or apple pay tab.
- If an existing card is already registered on your apple device, tap the Add button. Or, tap “Add Card”.
- Check out apple’s data management info, and then click “Continue”.
- Select the card you want to add.
- You can snap the front of your card, or you can enter the details manually. Follow the prompts to the screen.
- The details of your card issuer will need to be verified. After that, you can use apple pay to your watch.
How do I make payments with Apple Pay in ShopRite
Apple Pay payments can be made in store with any of the devices that apple pay has enabled. Let’s start with the most commonly used devices: the iPhone, and the apple watch.
First, you must confirm the apple payment logo on your NFC reader.
Making payments using iPhone
- Double-click the side/home buttons to go to a store featuring a touch ID iPhone.
- Your identity would be verified using the touch/face ID or your passcode.
- Your iPhone should be held close to the NFC reader until you see the checkmark.
Making payments using Apple Watch
- Click twice on the side button of you watch.
- Your watch should face the NFC reader.
- After payment has been made, the watch will start to tick.
ShopRite now offers Apple Pay as a seamless payment option that allows customers to shop faster and more digitally.
Commonly Asked Questions
- Do you just need groceries that you can pay with apple pay in ShopRite to buy?
ShopRite allows you to use apple pay on any purchase.
- ShopRite accepts what other payment options?
Shoprite accepts cash as well debit cards and credit cards. ShopRite gift certificates, ShopRite cash, ShopRite gift coupons, Google pay, PayPal and Samsung Pay are all accepted. - Can I pay a maximum amount using Apple Pay in ShopRite for
Your apple pay payments are unlimited in terms of transactions