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Why an Apple Pay QR code
Many people search for an Apple Pay QR code, but Apple does not have a scan-to-pay format of its own. What works is a code that opens your online checkout, where Apple Pay appears as a payment option on supported Apple devices. Paste the https link of a checkout or payment page from your provider, such as Stripe, Square or Shopify, with Apple Pay switched on there. The customer scans, taps the Apple Pay button and confirms with Face ID, Touch ID or the passcode. The code runs through QR Global, so you can swap in a different payment page later and see how often it is scanned.
- Customers with an iPhone pay in a few seconds without typing card numbers.
- Works with any provider that offers Apple Pay on a web checkout.
- Customers on other phones see the rest of your payment options on the same page.
- Change the checkout link after printing when prices or products change.
Markets and pop-up shops
A sign links to a hosted checkout, so iPhone owners pay without waiting for a card terminal.
Cafés and restaurants
Table cards open an order-and-pay page where guests settle the bill with Apple Pay.
Event entry and merchandise
Late ticket buyers and fans at the merch table pay on their phones in the queue.
Donations
A poster links to a donation page with Apple Pay switched on, which lowers the effort of giving.
Services and appointments
Salons and tutors put the code on the receipt or the door for quick payment after the session.
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Apple Pay QR Code Generator
An Apple Pay QR code brings customers to your web checkout, where Apple Pay appears as a payment option on supported Apple devices. The code itself carries no payment request; your payment provider decides what the page offers.
What is this QR code?
Behind the printed code is a QR Global redirect to the https checkout page you enter, for example from Stripe, Square or Shopify. Whether the Apple Pay button shows depends on that provider and on the visitor's device and browser.
Best use cases
- ✓A market stall linking to a hosted checkout that accepts Apple Pay.
- ✓A café table card opening the order and payment page.
- ✓A charity poster leading to a donation page with Apple Pay enabled.
- ✓A parking or event sign linking to the operator's payment page.
How to generate your QR code
Turn on Apple Pay in your payment provider's settings for the checkout you use.
Copy the full https link of that checkout or payment page and paste it here.
Open the link on an iPhone in Safari to confirm the Apple Pay button appears.
Display the code where customers pay and keep another payment option for other phones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the code charge Apple Pay directly?
No. It opens your checkout page, and the customer chooses Apple Pay there and confirms with Face ID, Touch ID or the passcode.
What do Android users see?
The same checkout page with the other methods your provider offers, such as cards or Google Pay. Apple Pay itself appears only on supported Apple devices.
Is there a real Apple Pay QR code?
No universal one. Apple Pay is a way to pay inside a checkout, so the QR code has to open a page that offers it.
What link should I use?
A complete https link to a checkout or payment page that supports Apple Pay, for example a Stripe Payment Link or a Square or Shopify checkout. QR Global accepts only full https addresses for this type.
Why don't I see the Apple Pay button?
The button appears only when your provider has Apple Pay enabled for that page and the visitor uses a supported Apple device and browser with a card in Wallet. Check these settings with your payment provider.
What about Android users?
They see the other payment methods on your checkout, such as cards or Google Pay. Keep at least one option that works for everyone.
Does QR Global process the payment?
No. The payment happens entirely on your provider's page; we only redirect the scan and count it.
Can I take person-to-person payments this way?
This type is meant for business checkouts. Payments between friends use other services, for which there are dedicated QR types such as PayPal, Venmo or Revolut.