Apple Pay support

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1152

I have found out weird thing.
I have Mastercards with BINs:
5352 9815 - CZECH
5273 4615 - CZECH
These 2 cannot be added to Apple Pay, message: “your issuer is not supported yet”.
When I change 15 to 17 (e.g. 5352 9817 - DENMARK, 5273 4617 - DENMARK) I got: “This card is not eligible for Apple Pay”.

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When entering whole card number 5273 4615 XXXX XXXX (CZECH BIN AGAIN) I got: “your issuer is not supported yet” but when I changed last number I got: “This card is not eligible for Apple Pay”, that’s weird.
Same thing is happening with 5391 2320 XXXX XXXX (THIS IS UK BIN).
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I really hope they will make Apple Pay available to ALL REVOLUT users.

I used this BIN database.

1153

What stirs up that hope?

Doesn’t what you found point into the opposite direction and shows how account ranges might be used to limit availability to countries where Apple Pay is availabe?

1154

Yeah, this looks pretty bad. I hope it will be possible to order card to foreign address and get access to AP this way.

1155

How time flies…

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1156

I mean “soon” is a flexible term. When you see “soon” in relation to the speed of the continental drift, then we have not even begun waiting :wink:

1157

The last digit of the card number is a check digit, created by the Luhn algorithm as defined by Annex B of ISO/IEC 7812-1. Therefore by changing this last digit, you are creating an invalid card number, and Revolut’s systems no doubt detect that the card number is invalid according to the algorithm.

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1158

I think he was referring to the “last” digit of the first 8 digits. Revolut seems to use “account ranges” now.

1159

I guess It’ll be released with the ios 12 on september 12 (Day of the keynote)

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1160

I really hope so…

1161

That would still break the check digit, because the check digit is based on the first 15 digits. If you change one of the first 15 digits without also changing the check digit to the correct digit, then it equally creates an invalid card number.

1162

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Let’s just hope they will release support during this Apple event.

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1163

It says this topic has a solution, is that an indication that apple pay is coming now?

Just tried adding my revolut card unsucessfully… Does not appear to be solved?

1164

Soon :crazy_face: :skull_and_crossbones:

1165

It’s been like that for years. :see_no_evil:

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1166

It just means the original poster (OP) had been happy with an early response (probably from Revolut). It doesn’t mean that Revolut have added this feature however, Apple’s own French site has shown Revolut as coming soon and it looks quite likely that Revolut will be shown off as one of the ‘new Apple Pay partners’ during apples event on September 12th.

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1167

Maybe revolut is waiting for 12.

So Apple will be:

New Apple Pay partner in Europe, the biggest fintech Bank, applause :clap: please: REVOLUT!!!

Then everyone will google “what is revolut” and the community will be full of people out of EEA asking when it will be available in their country

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1168

This could coincide with a launch in the United States, which likewise sounds quite imminent.

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1169

So yeah. For sure there’s a marketing deal with Apple

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1170

https://archiv.ihned.cz/c1-66240510-apple-pay-startuje-v-cesku-platit-iphony-pujde-nejspise-jiz-na-prelomu-listopadu-a-prosince

This article says that Czech republic will get Apple Pay in November/December this year.

Acording to another article Austria and Slovakia should be launched too.

Germany too. Article here.

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1171

What if they say during the Apple event that Apple Pay will be soon available for Revolut users?

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