Apple makes it easy to pay for gas, food, and other items using your Apple Watch or iPhone, but you have to set it up with your info before it will work.

You can use Apple Pay in ever more places, but you still have to set it up on your iPhone or Apple Watch. Here's how to get it started, and then how to use Apple Pay to buy online and in stores.

Apple Pay provides a faster and safer way to pay in-store and online. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to set it up on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac and start using it.

It can be used to communicate with others, view notifications from your smartphone, and even pay for items. That's right: you can use Apple Pay on the Apple Watch.

With Apple Pay Cash, you can quickly pay friends, family, and even businesses through iMessage. It’s quick, convenient, and easy to use. But you need to enable Apple Pay Cash first to use it… ...

Cash could soon become an ancient relic. If you set up Apple Pay on your iPhone, paying for something is as simple as holding up your iPhone.

You'll need to setup Apple Pay by adding your credit or debit cards to your Apple Wallet, but the rest is a breeze. Here's how it works on iPhone.

You can use Google Pay with your existing cards and bank account to send money to friends and tap to pay in stores.

Apple Pay Cash is a convenient and secure way to transfer money to family and friends directily from iPhone and iPad. Read on for how to use Apple Pay Cash.

Regardless, it’s still a welcome leap for the 42.4% of American smartphone users who own an iPhone. Here’s how to set up Apple Pay, the company’s new cashless, cardless way to pay.