Most personal finance apps can access banks and credit card companies directly in their app. It doesn't seem that Apple Card has that ability. So, is there a way to manually download transactions in one of the file formats that are pretty standard for these kinds of apps?
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
This is the only way - how to export or download your Apple Card statements and transactions
Thanks. To my mind, Apple and Goldman still have some work to do to make this card more user friendly. This is one example.
Another: I recently misplaced my wallet and thought I had lost it. I contacted Apple and they sent me a new Apple Card. Later I found my wallet (safe at home) and took out the old card to replace it with the new one. I was interrupted and when I went back to the task I couldn't figure out which one was the new one and which was the old one.
When I contacted Apple/Goldman they told me to go and to physically use the card to see which one works. Apparently, there is no way to know from the card itself.
Now, I like the seemingly enhanced security of the Apple Card, but do something so lo-tech as having to go to a store and insert the card in a card reader seems very un-Applelike.
Again, thank you.
You can make a suggestion to Apple using this link - https://www.apple.com/feedback/. You have to use the Apple Pay option.
Thanks. I left the suggestion.
How do I download Apple Card transactions to update a personal accounting app?
