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Does Quicken integrate with ApplePay ?

inorlive
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I notice you work with PayPal & Venmo.
Quicken for Mac (Subscription)
Premier 2019
Version 5.110
MacOS 10.14.4
Loyal Quicken user since 1989
Premier 2019
Version 5.110
MacOS 10.14.4
Loyal Quicken user since 1989
“A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.”
Simon & Garfunkel (The Boxer)
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ApplePay does not support Quicken. If you want a financial institution to provide support for Quicken, I suggest lobbying the financial institution to provide the support..0
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Sherlock, not certain that any one user would know how to reach the correct team at Apple, and even if they did, they could not make an argument as compelling as someone from the Quicken team could, as they could provide the total number of Quicken Users and how many are requesting ApplePay integration.Quicken for Mac (Subscription)
Premier 2019
Version 5.110
MacOS 10.14.4
Loyal Quicken user since 1989“A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.”Simon & Garfunkel (The Boxer)0 -
Sherlock said:ApplePay does not support Quicken.
user since '92 | Quicken Windows Premier - Subscription | Windows 10 Pro version 20H2
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I'm a little confused. ApplePay is not, in and of itself, a credit card. For everyone today, it is linked to one or more credit cards. When I pay for something with Apple Pay, it flows through to my Capital One credit card just as if I'd charged the Cap One card directly.
If you're talking about the new credit card Apple announced a few weeks ago, it isn't even available yet; it's coming sometime this summer. Processing will be by Goldman Sachs, so it's possible Goldman will provide support for Quicken. But it seems unlikely, as this card is all about privacy and all-electronic transactions, not old-school financial tracking like Quicken.
In any case, Apple won't be able to provide the data, because Apple actually never sees the data: "Apple doesn’t know what you bought, where you bought it, or how much you paid for it,” according to Apple's VP for the service, and all of the tracking and sorting of purchases happens on your phone itself, without being sent to Apple servers. Goldman Sachs will get the data, but I'm not even sure if they'll generate traditional monthly credit card statement. Logging in to download your data just seems to go against the flow of the security and new approach to payments that Apple is trying to create.Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
@Sherlock Ah, yes, I forgot the cash piece even existed. I have never used it, had anyone ask me to use it, nor heard anyone else use it; I see lots of people using Venmo, but not sending cash with Apple Pay. (Even those cash transactions are handled by a third party financial institution, Green Dot Bank, for Apple.)Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19931
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