A lot of people who own an iPhone or an Apple Watch still don't use Apple Pay. And that's a shame because it's faster and more secure than using a physical credit card at a register. Apple Pay is basically a digital wallet on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac that lets you buy things in stores, via apps and on the web. You can even use it to send and receive money to and from friends and family with Messages.

In the video, we walk you through how to add credit and debit cards to Apple Pay, configure settings and use Apple Pay both in stores and online.

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