How to View Recent Credit Card Activity on Apple Pay on iPhone or iPad
How to View Recent Credit Card Activity on Apple Pay on iPhone or iPad
This wikiHow teaches you how to check the recent credit card and debit card activity for Apple Pay on the iPhone or iPad. You can view the recent card activity for Apple Pay from the iPhone's Settings as well as the Wallet app. You can only view the transaction history of Apple Pay payments and not your card's full transaction history of all purchases.
Steps

Using Settings

Open Settings iPhone Settings App Icon. It's the grey app with gears usually located on your home screen. This opens the main Settings for your iPhone or iPad.

Tap iPhone Wallet App Wallet & Apple Pay. It's in the fourth section of settings, just below the "iTunes & App Store" option. "Wallet" may appear as "Passbook" on older iPhones, iPads, and apps.

Select a card. Tap a card you want to view the recent activity for. If you don't see a credit or debit card, you may need to add a new one.

Tap the Transactions tab. It's at the top. You will see a list of all your recent transactions. You will only see recent transactions made using Apple Pay.

Using Wallet

Open the Wallet app iPhone Wallet App. It's the black icon with an image of a wallet holding several credit cards and is usually found on your phone's home screen. Wallet may appear as "Passbook" on older iPhones, iPads, and apps.

Select a card. Tap a card you want to view the recent activity for. If you don't see a credit or debit card, you may need to add a new one.

Tap the information icon. It's the small icon of a lowercase "i" in a circle located in the bottom-right of the screen.

Tap the Transactions tab. It's at the top. You will see a list of all your recent transactions.

Tap the Transactions tab. It's at the top. You will see a list of all your recent transactions. You will only see recent transactions made using Apple Pay.

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