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Don't worry, the Apple card is issued by a bank too, not Apple. Running it through a reader would also not work – the number on the chip and magnetic stripe is
by lxgr 2y ago
Don't worry, the Apple card is issued by a bank too, not Apple.
Running it through a reader would also not work – the number on the chip and magnetic stripe is different from the one you see in the app and use for online payments. That's why I'd rather not use it for a hotel or international airline booking, for example (some still have "you must have the physical card with you to be allowed to board" in their terms and conditions, although nobody has ever requested to see mine in practice).
Do you know if your last four digits (that are printed on receipts too) match those you can see in the app?
- diggan 2y ago> Don't worry, the Apple card is issued by a bank too, not Apple. Ah, first time I heard about it, seems to not be available outside the US so that explains it :) > Do you know if your last four digits (that are printed on receipts too) match those you can see in the app? Yes, it does. It also matches with whatever they see when they run the card, however they do that. The card number is identical for online payments, "offline" payments (with terminals) and what I see in my banking application. The only thing that changes is the CVC, as it rotates every ~6 minutes or so.