Are Chase Ink credit cards compatible with Apple Pay? This question is about Chase Credit Cards

Yes, all Chase Ink credit cards are compatible with Apple Pay, including the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card, the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card, and the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card. To use any Chase Ink card with Apple Pay, you must first add it to the Apple Pay wallet. This feature allows you to make purchases at retailers without using the physical card. You can also use your card with Apple Pay for in-app purchases. The payment will appear on your Chase Ink card statement as a regular credit card purchase, and you’ll earn the same rewards. How to add your Chase Ink card to the Apple Wallet: Open your Wallet app. For Apple Watch users, this is located in the Apple Watch app on your iPhone. Tap "Add Credit or Debit Card" or the + sign and scan your card. Add your card details, read the terms, confirm, and you're set. You can also set your card as your default payment method to always earn rewards. It is worth noting that you can only add up to eight eligible Chase cards. The cards can also be added to multiple devices that use Apple Pay. However, for security purposes, your activation code will always be sent to the primary cardholder. Apple Pay provides the same benefits and protection as your physical card, including zero liability protection. You won’t be held financially liable for any reported unauthorized charges made using your Chase Ink card through Apple Pay.

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Yes, all Chase Ink credit cards are compatible with Apple Pay, including the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card, the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card, and the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card. To use any Chase Ink card with Apple Pay, you must first add it to the Apple Pay wallet.

This feature allows you to make purchases at retailers without using the physical card. You can also use your card with Apple Pay for in-app purchases. The payment will appear on your Chase Ink card statement as a regular credit card purchase, and you’ll earn the same rewards.

How to add your Chase Ink card to the Apple Wallet:

Open your Wallet app. For Apple Watch users, this is located in the Apple Watch app on your iPhone.
Tap "Add Credit or Debit Card" or the + sign and scan your card.
Add your card details, read the terms, confirm, and you're set. You can also set your card as your default payment method to always earn rewards.

It is worth noting that you can only add up to eight eligible Chase cards. The cards can also be added to multiple devices that use Apple Pay. However, for security purposes, your activation code will always be sent to the primary cardholder.

Apple Pay provides the same benefits and protection as your physical card, including zero liability protection. You won’t be held financially liable for any reported unauthorized charges made using your Chase Ink card through Apple Pay.

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How can I get an Ink Cash virtual credit card?

You cannot get an Ink Cash virtual credit card number through Chase. While Chase used to offer virtual credit card numbers through Chase Pay, this service was discontinued at the end of March 2021. That said, you may now get a virtual card number for an Ink Cash credit card through Click to Pay instead.

To enroll in Click to Pay with an Ink Cash, just click the icon that looks like a box with two arrows...

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What are the biggest Chase Ink benefits?

The best Chase Ink benefits are a bonus of up to 100,000 points for spending $15,000 in the first 3 months, up to 5% cash back on purchases, and free employee cards. Other top Chase Ink benefits include referral bonuses, purchase protection, extended warranties on purchases, and travel insurance coverage.

There are four Chase Ink business cards, three of which are available to new applicants:

Cash Back: Ink Business Cash® Credit CardInk Business Cash® Credit CardLearn MoreLearn Moreon issuer's website
Travel: Ink Business Preferred® Credit CardInk Business Preferred® Credit CardLearn MoreLearn Moreon issuer's website
No Annual Fee: Ink Business Unlimited® Credit CardInk Business Unlimited® Credit CardLearn MoreLearn Moreon issuer's website

The fourth Chase Ink business card, the Ink Plus® Business Credit Card,...

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What is the Chase Ink credit limit?

The Chase Ink credit limit is $3,000 for the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card and the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card, and $5,000 for the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card, at a minimum.

Chase Ink credit limits above the minimum amount are available, based on the applicant’s overall credit standing. Factors that influence an applicant’s credit limit include the personal credit score, annual income, and outstanding debt, among other factors.

Chase Ink Credit Limits by Card

Ink Cash: $3,000, at a minimum.
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