Apple Pay is one of the most popular digital payment options out there. It's easy to use, fast and secure--plus it works in more places than ever before! In this post we'll walk through how Apple Pay works so that you can get started making purchases right away.

In and out apple pay is a new, easy way to make purchases with an Apple Watch.

In and out Apple Pay is a new, easy way to make purchases with an Apple Watch. When you're in stores that accept payments using Apple Pay, you can use the feature to:

Check in and out of the store

Make purchases (with your iPhone)

In addition to these features, In-Store Touch ID also makes it easier for customers to pay for items at checkout by tapping their phones on an iPad or computer screen so they don't have to take them out of their pockets.

You can use the feature when you're in stores that accept payments using Apple Pay.

The feature is available in the United States and Canada, where Apple Pay is accepted at stores that have partnered with Apple. You can use the feature when you're in stores that accept payments using Apple Pay.

Apple Pay works like any other credit card, but it's more secure than traditional plastic because it doesn't require a signature or PIN number for purchases above $100. This makes it easier to use on your phone as well; all you need to do is tap your iPhone against a reader at checkout and voila! Your credit card info will then be sent straight over from your bank account into whatever app or website you're paying through (e-commerce sites such as Amazon Prime).

You don't need to use it with your Apple Watch, though.

You don't need to use Apple Pay with your Apple Watch. If you don't want to, that's fine—it still works in stores that accept payments using the software on your phone or tablet.

However, if you do use it and have a watch (the Series 4), then there are some additional features:

You can make payments directly from the watch screen without ever unlocking it or touching your phone (if this isn't something that was already possible before). This means no more fumbling around for cash at checkout! Simply double-tap and hold down on the side button until "Pay" appears as an option in Settings > Wallet > Apple Pay Card Sizes

When the cashier asks for your payment information, tap the Apple Pay button: 

Follow the instructions on screen, confirming your signature by tapping the Digital Touch button on your Apple Watch screen.

After you hand over your payment information (like a credit card number), they'll ask you to confirm your signature by tapping the Digital Touch button on your Apple Watch screen. 

Then, just like with other forms of digital payment, they'll take your photo by taking a picture of you with the camera on your watch face. That photo is sent back to the store's app so they can use it for verification purposes later on.

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Apple Pay works in more places than ever before!

Apple Pay is a new way to pay for things with an Apple Watch. It's easy, it works in more places than ever before, and you don't need to be wearing an Apple Watch to make purchases with it.

You can use Apple Pay when you're in stores that accept payments using NFC technology like Starbucks and Target. When this happens, the store will ask if you want to add credit or debit card information as part of their payment process—but there’s no need! Just hold your wrist up so that they see the watch face on screen and then proceed as normal (the same as using any other contactless payment method).

Conclusion

In and out apple pay is a new, easy way to make purchases with an Apple Watch. You can use the feature when you're in stores that accept payments using Apple Pay. You don't need to use it with your Apple Watch, though. It works like this: When the cashier asks for your payment information, tap the Apple Pay button on your wrist and follow the instructions on screen. After you hand over your payment information (like a credit card number), they'll ask you to confirm your signature by tapping the Digital Touch button on your Apple Watch screen. Then, just like with other forms of digital payment, they'll take your photo by taking a picture of you with the camera on your watch face. That photo is sent back to the store's app so they can use it for verification purposes later on."