Why Can't I Add My Kid's Debit Card to Apple Pay? Age Restrictions Explained
Discover why you can't add your child's debit card to Apple Pay and learn about age restrictions and solutions.
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You may be unable to add your kid's debit card to Apple Pay because financial institutions often impose age restrictions. Most banks and Apple Pay require the primary user to be at least 13 years old. Ensure your child's card meets these age requirements and that contactless payments are enabled. If issues persist, contact your bank for specific policies and possible solutions.
FAQs & Answers
- What is the minimum age to use Apple Pay? To use Apple Pay, the primary user typically must be at least 13 years old.
- How can I enable contactless payments for my child? Ensure their debit card issuer supports contactless payments and follow setup instructions on your device.
- What do I do if my child’s debit card doesn't work with Apple Pay? Check with your bank's specific policies and ensure age requirements and settings are correctly configured.
- Are there alternative payment methods for kids? Yes, there are prepaid cards and other financial products designed for kids that allow digital transactions.