Otu na otu ụzọ ị ga-esi jiri Apple Wallet banye bọs na ụgbọ oloko

If you live in a major city, odds are public transportation is an essential part of your daily routine. As I'm originally from Houston, Texas, possibly one of the only major cities in the US that lacks an efficient transit system, learning the New York City subway system has been an experience. 

Paying for my ride, however, has been kept simple thanks to my iPhone na Apple Watch. 

Whether you want to use your city's official transportation card or your personal credit card, here's how you can use Apple Wallet to quickly “scan in” to your ride.

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How to add your card to Apple Wallet

Also: How to use Apple Pay in stores and online

FAQ

Which public transit can I ride using Apple Wallet?

Most major public transit companies in hub cities in the United States accept payments via Apple Wallet. Click Ebe a to see if your city — in or outside of the United States — supports mobile transactions.

Apple Pay ọ bụ otu Apple Wallet? 

Apple Pay is integrated within Apple Wallet. With Apple Pay, you can share and send money to contacts and other Apple users. The Apple Wallet is an overarching entity for storing your different payment methods, including Ego Apple and even your virtual boarding passes for travel.

Do I have to pay for Apple Wallet?

No. Apple Wallet comes included with your iPhone and Apple Watch. You also don't have to pay to store your credit and debit cards in the app.