Activate your Apple Titanium Card. When your Apple Titanium Card arrives, and you marvel over its beauty and give it a drop test, you will need to activate it. To do this, ...

When a new titanium Apple Card is shipped to a customer, Apple sends it in a special wallet-style packaging which contains an NFC tag. ... Under Physical Card, tap Activate Your Card.

Tap Activate on the ‌Apple Card‌ sheet that appears on your ‌iPhone‌'s screen. Now that your ‌Apple Card‌ is activated you can use it everywhere that Mastercard is accepted.

As Apple Card’s public test begins this week with a limited number of consumers, details are emerging about how the tech giant is differentiating its product from other cards. A key difference is the ...

Apple is slowly ramping up its Apple Card Preview in anticipation of a wide launch sometime in August, which means U.S. customers lucky enough to be invited — and accepted — to the program are ...

The digital version of my Apple Card is still entirely orange. But, today, I received my physical Apple Card. The titanium card is entirely white and will stay that way, regardless of what I purchase.

Since Apple Card only has a user’s name on it, no CVV, or number, Apple designed a brand new way to unlock the card. ... This activation process is clearly not finished quite yet, ...

To see what the titanium Apple Card looks and feels like, how to activate it and how it compares with other metal and plastic cards out there, check out the video on this page.

Apple Card features, fees, limits, and rates. ... Upon delivery, Apple Card holders who own newer iOS devices can activate the physical card by moving it near the product packaging.

The Apple Card’s titanium finish is a fun differentiator for the card, ... The activation process for the replacement Apple Card was identical to when I received the first card.

The physical titanium card itself is designed to be used in places where Apple Pay isn't accepted. It follows Apple's traditional minimalist design, with the front displaying your name, an Apple ...