Why Does Apple Temporarily Hold 99 Cents on Your Payment Method?
Learn why Apple places a 99-cent authorization hold on payment methods and when this amount is refunded.
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Apple takes 99 cents as a temporary authorization hold to verify a new payment method or an updated billing information. It's not a charge, but a way to ensure the payment method is valid. This amount is typically refunded within a few days, depending on the bank's processing time.
FAQs & Answers
- Why does Apple place a 99-cent hold on my card? Apple places a temporary 99-cent authorization hold to verify your payment method is valid when you add or update billing information. This hold is not an actual charge and will be refunded.
- How long does it take for Apple’s 99-cent hold to be refunded? The 99-cent authorization hold is typically removed within a few days, depending on your bank's processing time.
- Is the 99-cent hold from Apple a charge or a refund? It is not a charge, but an authorization hold to verify payment. The amount is temporarily held and then refunded to your account.