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Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks

It looks like Goldman Sachs has implemented electronic push acceptance. I got a reply to a thread I made on reddit commenting on the lack of full payment options on the card back in August saying that his bank had added support and I went and checked mine. 

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I will still pay them directly but for those who wanted push payment, check your bill pay. It apparently shows up as "offline payment" when pushed this way. 

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M_Smart007
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Re: Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks


@Anonymous wrote:

It looks like Goldman Sachs has implemented electronic push acceptance. I got a reply to a thread I made on reddit commenting on the lack of full payment options on the card back in August saying that his bank had added support and I went and checked mine. 

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I will still pay them directly but for those who wanted push payment, check your bill pay. It apparently shows up as "offline payment" when pushed this way. 


Does that apply to "Deceased" people?

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12njoy
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Re: Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks

Thanks for the helpful information Saeren.  I recently switched from Iphone to Android.  I set up a $1.00 test push payment with my bank.  They'll send out a check which will be delivered on 12/11/19.  I have a zero balance now so I wanted to do the test to make sure.  Especially since when I called Goldman Sach's the rep gave me an actual account number, not my card number.

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Anonymous
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Re: Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks


@Anonymous wrote:

It looks like Goldman Sachs has implemented electronic push acceptance. I got a reply to a thread I made on reddit commenting on the lack of full payment options on the card back in August saying that his bank had added support and I went and checked mine. 

A454D55D-B8ED-4217-98EC-28A4E5F14621.jpeg

 

I will still pay them directly but for those who wanted push payment, check your bill pay. It apparently shows up as "offline payment" when pushed this way. 


 

I've been doing this since August using Citi's billpay service.  The payment is sent electronically and is lightening fast.  It posts around midnight on the weekday it is sent.

 

There are several billpay service providers and not all banks use the same one.  Last I tried with USAA, there was no option for Apple Card unless you wanted a paper check sent.  I'l try again after dinner and see if it has changed.  

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Anonymous
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Re: Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks

 

Just tried and with USAA's billpay they now have Apple Card - GS Bank.  I haven't tried, but it seems like payments will go through electronically.  All you need is the account number and ZIP code.

 

Even greater news is that the billpay provider for USAA is the same as used by Navy, CapOne, BoA and several other larger financial institutions.  

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NoMoreE46
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Re: Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks


@12njoy wrote:

Thanks for the helpful information Saeren.  I recently switched from Iphone to Android.  I set up a $1.00 test push payment with my bank.  They'll send out a check which will be delivered on 12/11/19.  I have a zero balance now so I wanted to do the test to make sure.  Especially since when I called Goldman Sach's the rep gave me an actual account number, not my card number.


Hey 12njoy,

 

Just wondering how your $1.00 test went?  It seems O_G's push payment was good.  

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NoMoreE46
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Re: Apple Card can receive push payments from some banks

Also wondering if anyone has snail mailed a check to the lock box address in Philly?
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