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I recently reported a fraudulent transaction on my card. My existing card was invalidated and a new one was on the way. Apple Pay was automatically made aware
by frutiger 7y ago
I recently reported a fraudulent transaction on my card. My existing card was invalidated and a new one was on the way. Apple Pay was automatically made aware of this, it said something to the effect of: “Looks like you are getting a replacement card. You can still use this until it arrives.” After it arrived, the number had automatically updated (I didn’t notice exactly when).
In other words, this particular aspect of the UX is already solved.
- millstone 7y agoHow did you discover the fraudulent transaction? How did you report it?
- frutiger 7y agoI have every transaction send me a notification from the Chase app. I called up Chase when I noticed a transaction I hadn’t made.
- TazeTSchnitzel 7y agoDepends on the bank. I had to cancel some cards a few months ago and it made them disappear from Apple Pay (with a push notification of course). But I think that might be because I chose the stolen option.