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Can a 13-Year-Old Add a Card to Apple Wallet? Key Guidelines

Learn if a 13-year-old can add a card to Apple Wallet and how Family Sharing works for younger users.

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No, a 13-year-old cannot independently add a card to Apple Wallet. Apple Wallet requires users to be at least 18 years old to add a card. However, with Family Sharing, a parent or guardian can set up Apple Wallet for their child under 18, including adding their card for purchases.

Questions and answers

  1. What is the age requirement to use Apple Wallet?

    Users must be at least 18 years old to independently add a card to Apple Wallet.

  2. How does Family Sharing work with Apple Wallet?

    With Family Sharing, parents can set up Apple Wallet for their under-18 children, enabling them to make purchases.

  3. Can I use Apple Wallet without being 18?

    Yes, children can use Apple Wallet with parental setup through Family Sharing.

  4. What should I do if my child wants to use Apple Wallet?

    Set up Family Sharing and add your child's card for use in Apple Wallet.

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