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How to add Stablepay Card to Apple Wallet

You can use your Stablepay Visa card with Apple Pay for contactless payments in stores, apps, and online. For now, adding your card is a manual process, just follow the steps below.

We're currently working with Apple to enable push provisioning for Stablepay cards, which will allow one-tap addition to Apple Wallet directly from the app. While that approval is in progress, please follow the manual steps below to add your Stablepay card to Apple Wallet. Thanks for your patience!

Before you start

Make sure you have your Stablepay card details ready:

  • Card number

  • Expiry date

  • Security code (CVV)

You'll find these in the app under Card > Show Details.


Step 1 - Open the Wallet app on your iPhone

Tap the + button in the top right corner, then select Debit or Credit Card.


Step 2 - Enter your card manually

When prompted, tap Enter Card Details Manually (you can skip the NFC scan - it won't work for virtual cards).

Enter your full card number. Your name will be pre-filled automatically.

Tap Continue.


Step 3 - Add your expiry date and security code

Enter your card's expiry date and CVV, then tap Continue.


Step 4 - Agree to Terms and Conditions

Review Apple Pay's terms, then tap Agree to proceed.


Step 5 - Verify your card

Choose how you'd like to receive your verification code, by text message or email.

We recommend selecting email, as SMS delivery may not be available in all countries.

Check your inbox for a 6-digit code from Stablepay, then enter it on the next screen and tap Next.


Step 6 - You're all set

Once verified, you'll see Card Activated on screen and a notification from Wallet confirming your Stablepay card is ready for Apple Pay.

You can also choose to set it as your default card so it's selected automatically at checkout.


Having trouble?

If the verification code doesn't arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder or try resending it. If the issue persists, contact us via in-app chat and we'll sort it out.

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