Integrating Appbrew with Apple Pay lets you offer native one-tap checkout on iOS. You can:
- Show the native Apple Pay sheet at checkout on iOS devices
- Let eligible shoppers authorize a purchase with Face ID or Touch ID
- Skip manual card and address entry entirely for Apple Pay purchases
This means iOS shoppers get the fastest possible checkout — no typing a card number or shipping address, just a biometric tap. Appbrew configures the required Apple Pay merchant certificate and merchant ID under your Apple Developer account as part of setup.
What You Need
- An Apple Developer account
- An Apple Pay Merchant ID registered to that account
- An Apple Pay Payment Processing Certificate
How to Set Up the Integration
Contact your Appbrew representative to enable this integration for your app. Your Appbrew team configures the merchant certificate and Merchant ID registration as part of enabling this.
Use Cases
One-Tap Checkout
- Trigger: an iOS shopper reaches checkout
- Action: they authorize with Face ID or Touch ID instead of entering card details
- Outcome: a faster checkout with fewer steps where shoppers can drop off
Returning Shopper Speed
- Trigger: a shopper has purchased before via Apple Pay
- Action: their next checkout requires no re-entry of payment or address info
- Outcome: lower friction on repeat purchases
FAQs
Is this native Apple Pay, or a redirect to a web checkout?
Native — the Apple Pay sheet appears directly in the app checkout on iOS.
What do I need on the Apple side to enable this?
An Apple Developer account with a registered Merchant ID and Payment Processing Certificate.
Does this replace card entry entirely?
For shoppers who choose Apple Pay, yes — no manual card or address entry is needed.
