How do I pay with Apple Pay on another iPhone?

How to Send Money via Apple Pay on Another iPhone for Recurring Payments

Apple Pay, Apple's mobile payment and digital wallet service, offers a convenient way to make purchases and send money to friends and family. One of its features is the ability to make recurring payments, which can be useful for regular expenses like rent, subscriptions, or utility bills.

If you need to send money via Apple Pay on another iPhone for recurring payments, follow these simple steps:

1. Open the Wallet App: Launch the Wallet app on your iPhone.

2. Tap "More": In the lower right corner of the Wallet app, tap the "More" icon (three dots).

3. Select Recipient: Select "Person" from the menu options and enter the phone number, email address, or name of the recipient you want to send money to.

4. Set Up Recurring Payment: Tap "Set Up Recurring Payment." On the next screen, choose the frequency of the payment (e.g., Weekly, Monthly, Annually), the start date, and the amount you want to send.

5. Confirm and Send: Review the details of the payment and tap "Continue." Authenticate the payment using your Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode. The recipient will receive a notification and can accept or decline the payment request.

Once the recurring payment has been set up, the specified amount will be automatically deducted from your Apple Pay balance or linked bank account at the chosen intervals. You can manage or cancel the recurring payment anytime by opening the Wallet app, tapping "More," selecting "Transaction History," and finding the specific payment.

Note: To use this feature, both you and the recipient must have Apple Pay enabled on their iPhones and have a compatible bank account. Additionally, recurring payments require the recipient to accept the initial payment request.