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Digital/Mobile wallets—including Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and Samsung Pay. - Credit and debit card information is kept in a virtual wallet that can be used in-store, online, and even to exchange funds among other users.
- Boarding passes, e-tickets, membership cards, and other digital documents can often be securely stored (though PayPal doesn't allow this).
- If you lose access to your phone or smartwatch, you'll need your physical card to make in-store purchases.
- Most devices support only their own wallets.
- Few in-store terminals accept PayPal.
- Mobile wallets come preinstalled with most smartphones. You'll be prompted to sign in, set up additional authentication, and add your cards.
- For PayPal, you can go online or download the app to create an account and security passkey and add your cards.

Online payment processors—including Amazon Pay and Shop Pay. - Payment, shipping, and other information can be saved for seamless online checkout. - Security involves two-factor but not biometric authentication.
- Shop Pay is available only at outlets that use the Shopify platform.
- Log in to Amazon Pay using your Amazon credentials to use payment and address information already stored there.
- Sign up for Shop Pay with your email and phone number, then save your address and cards for easy checkout.
Peer-to-peer payment apps—including Cash App, Venmo, and Zelle®. - Money can be securely transferred between individual bank accounts—and, in the case of Cash App and Venmo, those of participating vendors. - You may not be able to recover funds sent in error.
- Each app has limits on the dollar amount you can send within a given time frame.
- Download the Cash App or Venmo apps, create an account, then link your checking account.
- Sign up for Zelle through your participating bank's app.
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Charles Schwab using information from Amazon, Apple, Cash App, Google, PayPal, Samsung, Shop Pay, Venmo, and Zelle.