Over the last few years, Apple has introduced and focused heavily on adding new online platforms, such as the iWork online suite, iCloud.com, and then Apple Music. However, Apple has now added a new Apple Card online platform to its collection. Many customers have been complaining that the one limitation to the Apple Card service is the lack of online service. Not being able to pay online or manage their card from a browser has been a frustration for many. Today, that should change.
The web experience allows users to set up scheduled payment plans and more, also being able to view their past monthly statements and offers various links to contact support if you run into any trouble using the service. Apple Card gives 2% cashback on all Apple Pay transactions, that are paid daily using the US exclusive Daily Cash in their cash card.
Since the beginning, Apple charges no fees to use their card, aside from accrued interest repayments if the card balance is not paid off within one month of use. But recently, Apple has started to offer sign up bonuses such as $50 Daily Cash bonus when they use the Apple Card to use an Apple service, such as Apple TV +, and Apple Music as an example.
The launch of a new online platform for the Apple Card shows a step in the right direction for many users and could spell new updates to the card. Rumors have come about recently of Apple releasing a Space Grey version of the Apple Card, but these have not been proved as of yet.