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- Apple has launched a credit card that customers can use with its virtual payment service, Apple Pay.
- The Apple Card is made of titanium, and has no annual, late, or international fees.
- Here’s when the Apple Card will be available, and how you can sign up to get yours.
Apple revealed this week that it had a created its first-ever physical credit card, and its no-fee model is already drawing in eager customers.
The Apple Card will have no annual, late, or international fees, and an interest rate that Apple says will be "among the lowest" industry-wide. The card works as an alternate to Apple Pay for stores and retailers that don’t take contactless payments.
Between the no fees and slick metal design, the Apple Card has created hype among customers looking to get their hands on their very own. The card, however, is not yet available for use.
Here’s when the Apple Card will be available and how you can sign up:
The Apple Card will live on your iPhone inside the Apple Wallet app. The card will show up in the app alongside your other Wallet items.
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Once the Apple Card is made available, customers will be able to sign up using their iPhone. Within minutes, they should be able to use Apple Card in apps, online, and at stores that accept Apple Pay.
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If customers have issues with the card, they’ll be able to contact Apple Card support through the Messages app. Apple says support will be available 24/7 via text.
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Source: Business Insider – pleskin@businessinsider.com (Paige Leskin)