Apple Cash Vs. Apple Account Card: Which Is Better?
The Apple Account Card serves as a way to access the balance of an Apple ID account quickly and easily, but it could get confused with the Apple Cash Card, and there are key differences between the two digital cards. Both are stored in the Wallet app on the company's devices, allowing users to store various cards and passes in one digital wallet. The application can hold many different items, from state identification cards to credit cards to hotel and travel keys. This versatility makes it a must-have for many Apple users, but it can become complicated. The company offers a few different virtual cards in the app, but they are distinct and have their own specialties.
Apple already had two other cards available in the Wallet app before the release of the Apple Account Card: the Apple Cash Card and the Apple Card. All three cards from the company have very similar names but are not the same. The Apple Card is a traditional credit card that was released in 2019 in partnership with Goldman Sachs and Mastercard. For this reason, it is significantly less accessible than the other two options. It requires users to be over 18 years of age, pass a credit check and is also restricted to specific regions. However, it offers the most flexibility — users can use the Apple Card anywhere Apple Pay and Mastercard are accepted.
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The Apple Account Card is a rebranded version of the iTunes Pass, which was a pass available in the Wallet app that allowed users to use their iTunes account balance without a login. It was quietly released in May 2022 in an iOS update, but there has been no Apple Support page for the card yet. After setting up the card in the Wallet app, users can view
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