Successfully paid for grocerys at Wegmans so it worked without having to call TD or anything. Hopefully they get everyone squared away that was having issues.
Just an FYI, don't know how true it is...
BUT, when I talked with RBC a few weeks ago, I happened to ask about Apple pay. The girl didn't have a clue, but she asked her manager, and he said RBC was actively working on it, and that a soft rollout would begin in the spring if everything goes well. (She actually said trials would be run in Feb, with rollout in the spring)
I gave it a try at Mcdonalds and it worked perfectly. That being said, they have e to know to push debit. So you may have to tell the cashier that if they don't know.
Are you sure? Most debit cards can be run through as either debit or credit. I would just say credit, so then you might have to sign, but if you say debit you likely will have to enter a PIN.
Still not working for me.
Except you lose your rewards points because your bank isn't involved, it uses a virtual MasterCard credit card.
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Our cards and terminals do too, and ours has no limit unlike the Canadian ones that are limited to $25.
I just paid a $244 car repair bill with payPass, nothing new. (this was before Apple Pay)
I had to go to TD and get a new card. Now it's working fine.
A notable omission from the list of TD Bank cards supporting Apple Pay is the Target Visa. Yes, that's right: TD Bank is the issuer of Target Visa cards in the U.S.
I would think Target would be all over this, given the massive credit card breach they put us through earlier this year. But if they're abstaining due to their membership in CurrentC, that's truly disgraceful.