Why did the new update make Apple think my Apple Pay acct think my card is expired ? It won’t expire for two years, and now I can’t use Apple Pay for anything.
iPhone 7, iOS 14
The problem is Apple Pay/Wallet lost the last 2-digits of our expiration dates. It’s only reading the “20xx” and lost the last 2-digits.
Unfortunately this iOS will not let you edit the card info, EVEN if your card number has not changed (like if you got the new one in mail with simply a new exp date!!!).
SOOOOO, you have to DELETE the card then add it back in using the “MM/YYYY” format and it then works!
FIXED!! Delete card. Manually enter it back in using the 4-digit year. Thanks @AK2316
This worked!!! Added the full 4 digit year of expiration
I entered by expiry date in the full format, say 2024, and it worked.
i deleted my subscriptions, removed my card, added it again, and renewed my subscriptions
I have the same issue. I have the same credit card in my wallet so I removed it and Apple Pay now works.
Thank you. Put full year and it worked.
Hey just to make sure, did you remove your card from previous cards as well? I removed all of mine that I could and re added it and it worked.
The solution only became available on the 1st of January 2024. Go into your online banking app select your card and you’ll find there’s an option to set up Apple Pay on your card. You then scan your physical card or enter the details manually and follow the simple instructions which creates a new payment method. Any amount due is instantly taken from your bank account. Problem solved. 😊
Fixed, and, I think the issue reared its head as we did the fixing. Apple wallet takes the date down as MM/YY but the new settings system wants MM/YYYY other wise YY alone is "expired." Someone messed around in the settings version of the credit card rerouting ... and left the wallet version behind. Now they don't speak the same digits.
I was having the same issue and hadn’t even updated to the new IOS yet. What resolved it for me eventually was just restarting my phone. Hope this works for others!
something I noticed is that it requires the full 4 digits of the year now instead of the presumed 2.
ie: you have to enter 2026 instead of just 26. maybe that’s why.
Same exact issue for me. I had to add my husband’s card —>delete mine—>add mine back—>link it to apple pay—>delete his. 🙃
I called Apple Support and they fixed it over the phone in less than 5 minutes!
I called Apple Support and they fixed it over the phone in less than 5 minutes!
I called Apple Support and they fixed it over the phone in less than 5 minutes!
After update, Apple Pay says my card is expiring, but it is not
