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Pengguna Ryt Card kini boleh bayar dengan Apple Pay

Bank digital itu berkata pelanggan kini boleh menggunakan Ryt Card menerusi peranti Apple untuk pembayaran di kedai, dalam talian dan aplikasi.

Pengguna Ryt Card kini boleh bayar dengan Apple Pay

Mega Ryt Bank, the first digital bank in Malaysia, has introduced Apple Pay and Google Pay support for its Ryt Card customers. (Picture: Bernama) In a press release, the bank confirmed that Ryt Cardholders can now add their Ryt Card to the Apple Wallet and utilize Apple Pay for transactions in stores, online, and apps. The introduction of this feature makes Ryt Bank the first digital bank in Malaysia to support both Apple Pay and Google Pay.

The bank began offering Google Pay support for Ryt Card in January last year. Through Apple Pay, customers can make contactless payments using their Apple devices at merchant locations that accept such services. According to Ryt Bank, each Apple Pay transaction requires authentication using Face ID, Touch ID, or a device passcode.

Payment information is further secured with a unique device account number and transaction-specific security code. To add the Ryt Card to Apple Wallet, customers simply need to open the Wallet app on their Apple device, press the "+" button, and follow the provided instructions.

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