Magento Forums
Help
cancel
Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

Best Practices for Setting Up and Handling Apple Pay in Magento 2

a month ago
a month ago

Best Practices for Setting Up and Handling Apple Pay in Magento 2

I am planning to integrate Apple Pay into a Magento 2 store and would like to get guidance from those who have already implemented it.

 

Specifically, I’d like to know:

* Where to get the right Apple Pay extension/module for Magento 2

* How to install and configure it properly

* What setup/configuration steps are required (merchant ID, certificates, etc.)

* Common challenges or issues to watch out for during setup and testing

* Best practices to ensure smooth handling and performance in production

 

If you have hands-on experience with Apple Pay in Magento 2, please share your insights, recommendations, and lessons learned.

Thanks.

Labels:
0 Kudos
Reply
2 REPLIES 2
a month ago
a month ago

Re: Best Practices for Setting Up and Handling Apple Pay in Magento 2

Hi Jeeva -

 

Apple Pay is available out of the core for recent Magento installations above 2.4.7+ through Payment Services.

 

For installations using 2.4.4-2.4.6, it is available as an extension through the marketplace. 

 

With this and similar integrations, everything you need is usually part of the integration because most are using Apple's Mass Enablement API to streamline the onboarding. 

 

With Adobe's module, all you need is a Paypal account from 1 of the 34 supported countries for PayPal's Apple Pay implementation. 

 

If you need help at any point in the integration or discuss other options, please reach out at hloveall@adobe.com

0 Kudos
Reply
a week ago
a week ago

Re: Best Practices for Setting Up and Handling Apple Pay in Magento 2

Best Practices for Apple Pay in Magento 2:

  1. Choose a reliable extension: Amasty, Braintree, or Authorize.Net Apple Pay modules.

  2. Install & configure properly: Use Composer/manual install → enable in Stores > Configuration > Payment Methods → add Merchant ID & certificates.

  3. Get credentials: Apple Developer account → Merchant ID → Payment Processing Certificate → connect with your gateway.

  4. Common issues: Apple Pay button requires HTTPS & verified domain; check certificate and Merchant ID for errors.

  5. Production tips: Test in staging first, enable buttons on product & checkout pages, monitor transactions, and keep everything updated.

0 Kudos
Reply