Discover ending support for two Apple Pay features in June 2026
The Connected Accounts and rewards features in Apple Wallet aren't widely used, but Discover is dropping support for both in June. Apple Wallet has many small features that are underutilized With iOS 17.1 , the Apple Wallet app gained a new Connected Accounts feature, letting users of select UK and US banks view the balance of connected credit cards. While the capability is supported by major UK banks , in the United States, the feature was primarily available to Discover cardholders. That will soon change, however, as Discover has announced it will discontinue support for Connected Accounts and the Pay with Rewards feature on June 4. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The Connected Accounts and rewards features in Apple Wallet aren't widely used, but Discover is dropping support for both in June. Apple Wallet has many small features that are underutilized With iOS 17.1 , the Apple Wallet app gained a new Connected Accounts feature, letting users of select UK and US banks view the balance of connected credit cards. While the capability is supported by major UK banks , in the United States, the feature was primarily available to Discover cardholders. That will soon change, however, as Discover has announced it will discontinue support for Connected Accounts and the Pay with Rewards feature on June 4. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The Connected Accounts and rewards features in Apple Wallet aren't widely used, but Discover is dropping support for both in June.
Apple Wallet has many small features that are underutilized With iOS 17.1 , the Apple Wallet app gained a new Connected Accounts feature, letting users of select UK and US banks view the balance of connected credit cards.
While the capability is supported by major UK banks , in the United States, the feature was primarily available to Discover cardholders.
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