Connect Apple Card to Mint

You can’t. There is no support for external financial managers.

The best you can do, is export the transaction history as CSV and use a 3rd party tool to import it into Mint.

Download or export your Apple Card statements and transactions - Apple Support

https://mintimporter.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp9V5BoIPG8&t=34s

davecotter wrote:

You CAN connect it, you just can't see individual transactions.

Nope. The support that the 9to5Mac article talks about is not available any more if it ever was.

The Link to the instructions for it in that very article does not work, and the support document at mint.com also states it's not currently possible.

https://help.mint.com/Known-Issues/2007123621/Connectivity-for-Apple-Card-is-unavailable.htm

You CAN now connect the Apple Card to Mint AND see transaction history. It is great. Too bad it does not work form Personal Capital. See https://mint.intuit.com/blog/updates/you-can-now-connect-your-apple-card-to-mint/

But will they? I've decided Mint's interface is more useful to me than my Apple Card. I've dropped using Apple's card, going back to one that offered 2% cash back, no fee, no limits and made that my default card on my iPhone instead of the Apple Card. It has been an easy fix as Apple offered none.

I've been an almost exclusively Apple customer for computers since the late 80s, and an iPhone only user since the first generation. But they have gotten so arrogant to deal with. They are on their way from being the good/innovative guys to being the evil paranoid bad guys holding out, inside their walled castle.

I was pumped up to use this shiny new card Apple released as my primary card since day 1. Then I realized I won’t be able to use a single budgeting app because Apple is the new IBM and won’t play nice with rest of the world. Now it’s just a shiny sheet of metal with my name on it. I don’t use it for anything.

AR_Nima wrote:

I've been using Apple Card for a while (it's primarily how I make all my purchases) and even though it doesn't have the best cash back compared to other cards, there wasn't a good reason for me to switch.

This is the reason. Can't believe it doesn't work. I'm applying for a new card and getting rid of my Apple Card.

You can tell Apple here: link-> Feedback - Apple Pay - Apple

I, too, would JUMP to use the Apple Card, but without Mint support, it's a non-starter.

Apple: you're locking out all users of Mint. Why? Anyone who uses mint will just not use your card. You're literally leaving money on the table. It's reasonable to guess that many Mint users WOULD use your card if you just supported it.

The moment you offer Mint support, I will get an Apple Card.

You CAN connect it, you just can't see individual transactions.

We are so far into the Apple ecosystem it really is embarrassing. But not being able to sync to any financial system or budget platform really is taking us away from the Apple Card. We love everything else about it. But this is a deal breaker. (Yes, importing a statement is great. But as Apple stated, the real-time on your phone views of your purchases is a big deal. And putting that to a real-time budget is necessary. At the end of the month doesn’t cut it.)

I've been using Apple Card for a while (it's primarily how I make all my purchases) and even though it doesn't have the best cash back compared to other cards, there wasn't a good reason for me to switch.

This is the reason. Can't believe it doesn't work. I'm applying for a new card and getting rid of my Apple Card.

I had not noticed it. And I did not get a notice of a new feature when logging in (like I get for things like Acorns and credit card deals). But I did find it, just as a credit card company I can add. Thanks for letting me know! Finally! I can start using the card again without adding manual work to tracking my budgets. Thanks for your post!

I completely agree. We're new Apple Card users and I can tell it is not going to last long. Only being able to see card transactions etc. on my phone is really frustrating.

Any idea when? January is likely my last month using AppleCard for the same reason. Not worth it isolated from the big picture. Too bad!