Apple Pay is an easy, secure, and private way to use your Darb card on your Apple devices.
Use your Darb card with Apple Pay in person, online, and in apps where Apple Pay is accepted.
Apple Pay uses security features built into your Apple device, including Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
Your company’s Darb card controls, spending limits, merchant restrictions, and reporting continue to work as usual.
Open Apple Wallet on your iPhone or Apple Watch and follow the steps to add your eligible Darb card. You may also be able to add your card directly from the Darb app.
To pay in person, double-click the side button on your iPhone, authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode, and hold your device near the reader.
You can also use Apple Pay online or in apps wherever Apple Pay is available at checkout.
You can use your Darb card with Apple Pay wherever Apple Pay is accepted, subject to your company’s Darb card controls, merchant restrictions, spending limits, available balance, and applicable card eligibility.
Use Apple Pay wherever you see these symbols:
Apple Pay uses the privacy and security features built into your Apple device. Every payment requires Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
When you use Apple Pay, your Darb card number is not stored on your device or on Apple servers, and it is not shared by Apple with merchants.
Apple Pay is an easy, secure, and private way to pay using your Apple devices. Eligible Darb cardholders can add their Darb card to Apple Wallet and use Apple Pay wherever Apple Pay is accepted, subject to Darb card controls and eligibility.
To use Apple Pay you need a supported card from a participating card issuer. To check if your card is compatible with Apple Pay, contact your card issuer.
Features are subject to change. Some features, applications, and services may not be available in all regions or all languages and may require specific hardware and software.
Use of Darb cards with Apple Pay is subject to Darb’s Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, card eligibility, company controls, spending limits, merchant acceptance, payment network rules, and applicable law.
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