Why Can't I Send Apple Pay to My Child? Understanding Age Restrictions
Learn why Apple Pay can’t be sent to minors and how Family Sharing can help with supervised transactions.
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Apple Pay cannot be sent to minors because Apple enforces certain age restrictions and account eligibility requirements. Ensure that your child's Apple ID is part of a Family Sharing group, which allows for supervised transactions and spending through the Apple Cash Family feature. This way, you can securely fund their account while monitoring their spending. For more details, visit your device's settings under Family Sharing.
FAQs & Answers
- What is Apple's age requirement for Apple Pay? Apple requires users to be at least 13 years old to use Apple Pay features, due to privacy and safety regulations.
- How can I monitor my child's spending on Apple Pay? By using the Family Sharing feature, parents can track and manage their child's spending through the Apple Cash Family feature.
- Can I set spending limits for my child using Apple Pay? Yes, as a parent, you can set up spending limits and monitor transactions through the Family Sharing settings.
- What other features does Apple Cash Family offer? Apple Cash Family allows for parental supervision of transactions, funding options, and customizable spending allowances.