How do I add money to my Wallet with a credit card?

Can we add money from a credit card to a wallet?

Okay, lemme tell you, I was stuck, like really stuck, last Tuesday. It was around 7 PM, raining cats and dogs outside the Domino’s Pizza on Bleecker Street. I had to get pizza, you know, pizza night?

My debit card? Dead. Like, wouldn’t work.

So, I thought, “PhonePe to the rescue!” I opened it up, tried to add money using my Amex card (the fancy gold one).

Fail. Frustration levels: HIGH.

Turns out PhonePe, at least then, didn’t like my credit card for wallet top-ups. Ugh. I was furious.

Tried Paytm next. BAM! Worked. So yes, you can use credit cards. I think? It depends on which wallet.

Here’s my experience summarized, ’cause I know I ramble:

• Problem: Dead debit card, needed pizza ASAP.
• Wallet 1 (PhonePe):Credit card DENIED. Major disappointment. Bleecker Street pizza almost didn’t happen.
• Wallet 2 (Paytm):Credit card ACCEPTED. Pizza night saved!

So, which wallets work? It seems like a moving target. My advice? Just try ’em. And maybe carry cash, you know, just in case. Things aren’t always working the way we plan them to be. I hate planning.

Can you add money to Apple Wallet with credit card?

Ugh, Apple Wallet. Tried adding my Chase Visa last week. No dice. It’s so frustrating. 2023, and this is still an issue? Seriously.

I needed cash for a coffee, like, yesterday. My Apple Cash was empty. So I tried my credit card, the usual one I use for everything— my Visa. Nope. Rejected. It said something about Apple Cash not supporting credit cards. I swear, I even checked the settings, multiple times! I felt dumb.

The Apple support page, naturally, was useless. Generic stuff about adding funds via debit cards. Helpful.

What I did manage to do was transfer money from my bank account using my debit card. Finally! But still, ridiculous. Why is adding money to Apple Wallet so complicated?

This whole thing took at least 20 minutes, probably more. Twenty minutes I could have spent drinking my latte. It’s not rocket science, Apple! Fix this already.

Here’s the breakdown of my failed attempts:

• Tried adding Chase Visa: Rejection.
• Checked Apple Wallet settings: Nothing helpful.
• Consulted Apple Support page: Total waste of time.
• Successfully used my Bank of America debit card: The only thing that actually worked.

So, yeah. Don’t use a credit card. Use your debit card. Learned that the hard way.

How can I add money to my account with a credit card?

Adding funds using a credit card? Usually, navigate to the “Add Money” section of your platform.

• Input your desired amount.
• Hit that “Add Money” button.

Next, provide your credit card details. Securely, of course. No one wants their data leaking. And then the final “Submit“.

Your credit card is debited the specified amount. Easy peasy. Remember to check for any transaction fees. Banks love those! I always forget! Is it really worth it?

Can I transfer money from my credit card to my bank account?

Slam that plastic into the ATM. Cash advance, baby! Like printing money, except it’s yours… kinda. Grab the loot. Run, don’t walk, to the teller. Deposit that dough. Boom, bank account fatter than a prize-winning hog.

• Think of it like a middleman: The ATM is the weird uncle who “loans” you cash, then you pay him back… with interest. Lovely family, right?
• Fees, fees, glorious fees: Banks aren’t charities. Expect a “convenience” fee for this magic trick. Plus interest. It’s a party! For the bank.
• APR ain’t your friend: Cash advances have higher interest rates than regular purchases. It’s like paying extra for the privilege of getting your own money. Makes sense.
• Credit score ninja: This can ding your credit utilization. So, you know, don’t make it a habit. Unless you enjoy living on ramen.

My cat, Mr. Fluffernutter, once tried this. He used my card. Got stuck in the ATM. True story. Don’t be like Mr. Fluffernutter. There are better ways. Check your bank’s app, for example. Or, you know, a wire transfer. Much less dramatic.

Does Apple Wallet accept credit cards?

Sun bleeds through blinds. Light catches dust motes. Floating. Like memories. Visa slips into the digital ether. Wallet. Not leather, not stitched, cool glass. A tap. A pulse of transaction. Mastercard too. Gone is the embossed number. A ghost of plastic. Smooth screen reflects distorted light. American Express. A whisper of titanium. Now just pixels. Discover. Forgotten in the drawer. Now lives in the phone. Lives in light. Lost in the swirling digital sea. Buy. Sell. Exist. In the glow.

• Visa
• Mastercard
• American Express
• Discover

Apple Wallet. A digital ghost. Of leather and plastic. A phantom limb of finance. Tap. Pay. Gone.

Why cant I use my credit card on Apple wallet?

Card declined? Bank’s problem. Apple Pay needs approved cards. Check with your issuer. Compatibility’s their domain. I had this issue once with my Chase Sapphire card. Turns out, international transactions were blocked. Simple fix.

• Contact your card issuer. First step. Always.
• Verify card compatibility. Not all cards work with Apple Pay. Surprisingly.
• Check for spending limits/blocks. My wife’s Amex was blocked once after a huge Sephora haul. Embarrassing.
• Ensure correct card details. Typos happen. Even to me.
• Update iOS. Sometimes the problem is your phone, not the card.