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If your new card has a new card number, expiration date or security code, you should delete the old card and load your new card information. If your new card is an exact duplicate of the old card, no action is required.

Yes. Only your device-specific Device Account Number is affected when you suspend or remove your cards in Wallet.

If your iPhone or iPad is lost or stolen, you can go to iCloud or use the Find My iPhone app to suspend or permanently remove the ability to pay with Apple Pay using that device. Your cards will be suspended or removed from Apple Pay even if your device is offline and not connected to a cellular or Wi-Fi network.

The cashier will use the Device Account Number to find the purchase and process the return, just like they would with a traditional card payment. To see the last four digits of your Device Account Number, go to Wallet, tap the card, then tap the information icon.

If the cashier needs your card details to process the return, follow the same steps for making a payment.

Some financial institutions provide only initial authorization amounts to Wallet, which might be different from the final transaction amount. You might see different transaction amounts from locations such as restaurants, gas service stations, hotels, and car rental companies. Refer to your credit or debit card statement for final transaction details.

As you do today with an actual plastic credit or debit card, you might need to sign a receipt, depending on the store and the transaction amount.

When presented with this choice, we recommend you to choose “credit” to get the most consistent Apple Pay experience.

You can use Apple Pay at more than 220,000 locations in the United States. Look for the wireless payment (NFC) symbol in stores, or the “Apple Pay” or “Buy with Apple Pay” button in apps.

The credit or debit card associated with your iTunes^® account or the first card you add to Wallet is your default card. To change your default card:

• Go to Settings, then Wallet & Apple Pay
• Tap default card
• Choose the Argent Credit Union card you wish to use

• Open the Wallet App on your iPhone or iPad.
• Follow the instructions to add your Argent Credit Union card by taking a picture of the card or entering the information manually, including the expiration date and security code.
• Once your information is entered, you may be prompted to call to activate the card for use in Apple Pay.
• Once activation is complete the card is ready to use.

Argent Credit Union card numbers and security code are not given to merchants. When you pay in apps, the merchant will only receive information that you authorize to share to fulfill your order, such as name, email address, and shipping address. Apple Pay retains only anonymous transaction information such as approximate purchase amount.

When you use Apple Pay, your Argent Credit Union card number isn’t stored on your device, on Apple servers, or given to the merchant. A unique digital code is created specifically for that device.

Yes. Please be aware that message and data rates may apply based on your data plan.

Apple Pay uses a graphical representation, not an exact replica of your Argent card.

You can use all Argent Credit Union personal credit cards and debit cards. Argent Credit Union Business debit cards are not available for Apple Pay.

For assistance on setting up Apple Pay please visit https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204506.