Wallet when a new credit card is issued, does Barclaycard automatically update Wallet?

Yes, you need to add the new card and then remove the old card and also update the card in Apple ID.

As I said, it depends. As long as it's only the expiry date that changes, there's a likelihood that you won't have to do anything. If the CC number changes, you'll almost certainly have to update it manually. However, it's not hard and takes about 30 seconds.

Not necessarily. Some card issuers do update Apple Pay automatically even when the card number changes. Chase bank, in the US, for instance, does that. I have a card from them and it's been compromised a couple of times. Every time that happened and my physical card had to be replaced with a new one with a different number, Apple Pay updated automatically, immediately showing the last four digits of the new physical card as soon as it was issued (and before I got it in the mail). Of course, Apple Pay continued to work without interruption every time. Likewise when the card expires: they also update automatically.

sagecelt wrote:

There seems to be some confusion in this area. Some say it'll happen automatically and others claim the opposite.

Does anyone actually know? It may be issuer dependant?

As I said, it depends. As long as it's only the expiry date that changes, there's a likelihood that you won't have to do anything. If the CC number changes, you'll almost certainly have to update it manually. However, it's not hard and takes about 30 seconds.

Luigi A wrote:

As I said, it depends. As long as it's only the expiry date that changes, there's a likelihood that you won't have to do anything. If the CC number changes, you'll almost certainly have to update it manually. However, it's not hard and takes about 30 seconds.

Not necessarily. Some card issuers do update Apple Pay automatically even when the card number changes. Chase bank, in the US, for instance, does that. I have a card from them and it's been compromised a couple of times. Every time that happened and my physical card had to be replaced with a new one with a different number, Apple Pay updated automatically, immediately showing the last four digits of the new physical card as soon as it was issued (and before I got it in the mail). Of course, Apple Pay continued to work without interruption every time. Likewise when the card expires: they also update automatically.

That's what I said: It depends.

I recently got my new AMEX card and it was updated automatically everywhere in Apple.

https://twocents.lifehacker.com/some-bill-providers-will-automatically-update-your-new-1783594743

So, maybe you will and maybe you won't.

It is issuer dependent. It is automatic for some but not for others. I answer questions on here all the time that deal with new cards with same number having issues.

sagecelt wrote:

Which issuers automatically update? Does Barclaycard for example?

Contact Barclaycard and ask.

We as fellow users could not possibly know that. There are too many issuers to keep track of.

That is the first thing I said. I am glad you got it sorted.