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£30 currently. Though mobile payments don’t fall foul of this in theory, in practice some terminals are limited to £30 to match the card limit, which can be ann
by tokamak-teapot 7y ago
£30 currently. Though mobile payments don’t fall foul of this in theory, in practice some terminals are limited to £30 to match the card limit, which can be annoying when you want to pay by mobile (the most secure way).
- Spare_account 7y ago> £30 currently. Though mobile payments don’t fall foul of this in theory I believe Apple Pay supports payments >£30 but I use Android Pay and it has never allowed me to exceed £30. I understand that it is probably a limitation of the terminal in many cases but I have observed an Apple Pay transation exceed £30 and then been rejected by my Android Pay device on the same terminal in one case.
- robjan 7y agoThink it's a limitation of the issuer. I use my Hong Kong contactless card all the time for transactions up to 100GBP (the HK$1000 limit set by my bank) and the terminals just accept it.
- jk563 7y agoNot sure where you are or why you experience this - I've made £300+ payments on my phone for sure (car service) and I think I might have done one close to £1000 at one point.
- gpderetta 7y agoI regularly do payments >£30 with Android Pay. I'm not even sure where the limit is. It is probably an issuer limit.
- thesimon 7y ago>in practice some terminals are limited to £30 to match the card limit Mostly the fault of a cheap implementation from my understanding as they them don't have the data required to verify the CDCVM.