How To Stop 'Set Up Apple Pay' Alerts From Other Apps

This is what worked for us:

1. Went to Settings/Notifications/Wallet, turned on "Allow Notifications", set "Show Previews" to NEVER, then went back and set "Allow Notifications" to OFF.
2. Went to Settings/Wallet & Apple Pay and set to OFF.

1. How do I get rid of Apple pay setup?
2. How do I turn off Apple pay apps?
3. How do I hide Apple Pay transactions?
4. How do I turn off double-click on Apple pay?
5. How do I get my iPhone to stop asking for Apple pay?
6. What do I do if I don't have Apple pay on my phone?
7. How do I block in-app purchases?
8. Why can't I make purchases on my iPhone?
9. How do I restrict certain apps on iPhone?
10. Is Apple pay traceable?
11. How do I see Apple pay transactions?
12. Why can I not add my card to Apple pay?

How do I get rid of Apple pay setup?

But if you've gotten the notification badge, here's what you need to do to get rid of it.

1. Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Tap Finish Setting Up Your iPhone/iPad.
3. Tap Set Up Apple Pay.
4. Tap Cancel.

How do I turn off Apple pay apps?

How to use Screen Time to prevent in-app purchases

1. Go to Settings > Screen Time, then tap Turn on Screen Time. ...
2. Tap Continue, then choose "This is My [device]" or "This is My Child's [device]." ...
3. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. ...
4. Tap iTunes & App Store Purchases.
5. Tap In-app Purchases and set to Don't Allow.

How do I hide Apple Pay transactions?

To turn them all off you can open wallet>tap card you want to turn transactions off with>select the three dots in the top right corner>select edit and there you should see show in history. Toggle that off. You cannot delete single transactions but you can turn them off.

How do I turn off double-click on Apple pay?

Answer: A: Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay > Double-Click Side Button - off.

How do I get my iPhone to stop asking for Apple pay?

Helpful answers

1. Went to Settings/Notifications/Wallet, turned on "Allow Notifications", set "Show Previews" to NEVER, then went back and set "Allow Notifications" to OFF.
2. Went to Settings/Wallet & Apple Pay and set to OFF.
3. Went to Settings/Finish Setting Up iPhone/Set Up Apple Pay/ then chose "Set Up Later in Wallet"

What do I do if I don't have Apple pay on my phone?

If you are getting a warning about Apple Pay, then you just need to go to Settings->Wallet & Apple Pay and cancel out of setting it up.

How do I block in-app purchases?

On the Android phone or tablet you want to restrict, head to the Google Play Store app and then open up the sidebar menu and choose "Settings". Now scroll until you see "Require authentication for purchases" and tap on this option.

Why can't I make purchases on my iPhone?

If you find that in-app purchases aren't enabled on your iPhone, the most likely problem is that they've been turned off in Screen Time settings. Open Screen Time to enable in-app purchases. If you still can't make in-app purchases, the payment information associated with your Apple ID might be out of date.

How do I restrict certain apps on iPhone?

How to set Restrictions on iPhone and iPad in iOS

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Screen Time.
3. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions.
4. Enter a four-digit passcode and then confirm it.
5. Tap the switch next to Content & Privacy.
6. Tap Allowed apps.
7. Tap the switch(es) next to the app or apps you'd like to disable.

Is Apple pay traceable?

The company does not track, log, or watch what you're buying with Apple Pay, or where you're using it. Nobody can trace the transaction information back to you.

How do I see Apple pay transactions?

View your transactions

1. On your iPhone, open the Wallet app.
2. Tap Apple Card, then tap a transaction under Latest Transactions. To see older transactions, scroll down and tap a month, then tap a transaction.
3. Tap the transaction again to view details.

Why can I not add my card to Apple pay?

Make sure that you can add a card

See if you're in a country or region that supports Apple Pay. Make sure you're using an eligible device. Update to the latest version of iOS, watchOS, or macOS. Check that you're using a supported card from a participating issuer.