Can the same credit card be used for two Apple IDs?

Yes, my advice is to setup Family Sharing. You will be the “organizer” and all of your kids can have their own apple ID’s. All purchases made by your kids will need to be confirmed by you (you will get notification) and they will all be paid off your credit card.

Can you add a credit card to more than one iPhone?

Add a card for Apple Pay on your Apple Watch Tap Debit or Credit Card to add a new card, or tap Previous Card to choose a card that you previously added to the Wallet app. Tap Continue. If necessary, verify your information with your bank or card issuer using the Apple Watch app on your paired iPhone.

Is it illegal to have two Apple IDs?

No. You can’t merge two or more Apple IDs into a single one. You can, however, use one Apple ID for iCloud services and another Apple ID for Store purchases (including iTunes in the Cloud and iTunes Match). See “Using one Apple ID for iCloud and a different Apple ID for Store Purchases” for details.

Can I add my wife’s card to my Apple pay?

Apple Card Family lets you co-own your Apple Card account with one member of your Family Sharing group. You can share your credit line with a co-owner and build credit together as equals. You can also share your Apple Card with members of your Family Sharing group, including teens and adults.

Can I add my credit card to my wife’s Apple wallet?

You can use someone else’s credit card on Apple Pay if they let you. A perfectly legal way to use someone else’s credit card with permission is to ask the card’s owner to add you as an authorized user.

Can a card be added to multiple Apple Pay?

Question: Q: apple pay and multiple cards Yes – you can add up to eight cards to Apple Pay per device. When paying just by presenting your iPhone to the contactless reader, your default card will be used automatically.

Can you have 2 Apple IDs same phone number?

No you can’t have 2 Apple ID’s with same phone number. Even if you try creating the 2nd Apple ID with same number that of the 1st ID it shows the number is already in use.

Can I put my credit card on someone else’s Apple Pay?

Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company. You can use someone else’s credit card on Apple Pay if they let you. A perfectly legal way to use someone else’s credit card with permission is to ask the card’s owner to add you as an authorized user.

How do I add another credit card to my Apple account?

Invite an Apple Card Family participant or account co-owner

1. Open the Wallet app and tap your Apple Card.
2. Tap the More button .
3. Under People, tap Share My Card, then tap Continue.
4. Select a member of your Family Sharing group.
5. To invite an account co-owner, tap Become Co-Owners.

Can I add my credit card to my daughters Apple Pay?

The family organizer can invite one eligible member of their Family Sharing group who is 18 years or older to co-own Apple Card. Members of the Family Sharing group who are 13 years or older can be added as participants. In Wallet , tap Apple Card. , tap Share My Card, then follow the onscreen instructions.

Can I add my wife’s credit card to my Apple Pay?

Yes you can add her card to your Apple pay.

Can I have the same debit card on two devices?

The problem will be your bank, since most banks have some kind of fraud detection (same card used at the same time in different places). Best you consult your bank. Apply Pay is only the middle man. Yes, you can have the same card provisioned on multiple devices.

Can I have the same card provisioned on multiple devices?

Yes, you can have the same card provisioned on multiple devices. Depending on bank’s setup they might need to further authenticate you when provisioning card on multiple devices, but Apple does not prevent it. Hope it helps.

Can I add my card to more than one device?

Yes, you can add your Card on up to 10 devices. Please note that your Card must be added to each device separately.

How do I share purchased books with my Apple ID?

Settings > iTunes & App Store > Apple ID: > here to share purchased books, music and apps (Note: use your own Apple ID for all other Apple services: FaceTime, iMessage, iCloud, etc…) I appreciate your response but, the question was in relation to Apple Pay. I thought that was the forum I posted in. So…let me try this again.