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Apple Pay is Apple’s digital wallet, which lets customers pay quickly and securely with the cards saved on their Apple devices, confirming each payment with Face ID, Touch ID, or their device passcode. Apple Pay works in native iOS apps and on the web — and web support is not limited to Safari or Apple hardware: customers can also pay from third-party browsers on macOS and from any browser on Windows. See Supported devices and browsers for the full matrix. Yuno presents an effortless way to incorporate Apple Pay as a payment method in your app or website. You have two integration options:
  • Utilize Yuno’s SDK
  • Directly integrate with Yuno’s API
Yuno streamlines the process of accepting Apple Pay payments and provides the flexibility to route payments to any payment service provider. By incorporating Apple Pay, you can elevate the customer experience and boost conversions in your app and on your website.

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Supported devices and browsers

Apple Pay is available in two contexts: in-app, for native iOS applications integrating the Yuno mobile SDK, and on the web, through the Yuno Web SDK or a direct API integration. On the web, Apple Pay is available across all major platforms and browsers:

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How Apple Pay works in third-party browsers

In browsers without built-in Apple Pay support (for example, Chrome on macOS, or any browser on Windows), Apple provides a cross-device payment flow: when the customer selects Apple Pay at checkout, a code appears on the screen. The customer scans it with their iPhone and approves the payment on the phone, using the cards in their Apple Wallet. This flow is delivered by Apple’s official Apple Pay JS SDK, which the Yuno Web SDK loads and manages automatically:
  • The Yuno Web SDK checks Apple Pay availability at runtime using Apple’s APIs and displays the Apple Pay button whenever the customer’s browser and device can complete a payment — including in third-party browsers. You do not need to implement browser detection or hide the button yourself.
  • No additional integration work is required for third-party browser support: the prerequisites are exactly the same as for Safari. Every domain where the Apple Pay button appears must be registered, as described in the Prerequisites guide.
Web SDK version requirementsThird-party browser support is available from Web SDK version 1.3. Yuno strongly recommends using version 1.8.0 or later: starting with 1.8.0, the entire Apple Pay interaction completes before the One-Time Token (OTT) is created, so the flow no longer depends on the payment-creation and continuePayment() steps that earlier versions required. If you are on an older version, see the Web SDK changelog for upgrade guidance.
The cross-device payment flow requires the customer to have an iPhone running iOS 18 or later. On iPhone and iPad, Apple Pay works natively in all major browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and others), since they are based on the system’s WebKit engine.

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Integration

To integrate Apple Pay using Yuno, you must first complete the Prerequisites process. After, choose the integration option that best fits you and access the respective integration documentation:
Setting up Merchant ID for Apple PayIf you’re using VTEX as your e-commerce platform, you’ll need to configure your Apple Pay Merchant ID. For detailed instructions, check out the official VTEX documentation: Setting up Merchant ID in Apple Pay - VTEX Documentation.