Digital Wallets
Red Crown Credit Union now offers Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay Digital Wallets. It’s your money, it’s your device, pay your way.
Debit & Credit Cards
– Click the Wallet App on your Apple Device
– Click the “+” to add a new card
– Scan your card or manually enter the information
– Agree to the Terms and Conditions
– You may be asked to verify your card, if so, please click on the link to verify. (This verification may require you to call Red Crown, you will need to call during call center hours to have your card activated.)
Once this is complete, your card(s) will be ready to use where Apple Pay is accepted.
Below are just a few of the many retailers that accept Apple Pay:
- Apple Store
- Baskin Robbins
- Best Buy
- Chick-Fil-A
- Dunkin Donuts
- Foot Locker
- Game Stop
- Gap
- Crew
- Jamba Juice
- Jersey Mikes Subs
- KFC
- Kohl’s
- Levi’s
- Macy’s
Debit Cards Only
Download Google Pay
– Scan your card or manually enter the information
– Agree to the Terms and Conditions
– You may be asked to verify your card, if so, please click on the link to verify. (This verification may require you to call Red Crown, you will need to call during call center hours to have your card activated.)
Once this is complete, your card will be ready to use where Google Pay is accepted.
Below are just a few of the many retailers that accept Google Pay:
- Aeropostale
- American Eagle Outfitters
- Best Buy
- Chevron
- Chick-Fill-A
- Dunkin Donuts
- Express
- Firehouse Subs
- Foot Locker
- Fuddruckers
- Game Stop
- McDonalds
- Trader Joes
- Whole Foods
- Walgreens
Debit Cards Only
– Download Samsung Pay
– Scan your card or manually enter the information
– Agree to the Terms and Conditions
– You may be asked to verify your card, if so, please click on the link to verify. (This verification may require you to call Red Crown, you will need to call during call center hours to have your card activated.)
Once this is complete, your card will be ready to use where Samsung Pay is accepted.
Samsung Pay uses NFC and a technology called magnetic secure transmission (MST). When you hold the phone against any terminal, it emits a signal that simulates the magnetic strip on a card. This means it works with pretty much all terminals, without the merchant having to update their point of sale systems. The one situation where MST won’t work is when you need to insert a card into a slot, like at a gas station.
Look for this logo to use Samsung Pay.