Add your card to Apple Pay or Google Pay

You can add your Teya Business Account card (virtual or physical) to Apple Pay or Google Pay for fast, secure payments in person, online, and in apps. This guide explains how to set up your digital wallet, make your Teya card the default payment method, and manage security settings.

Adding your card to Apple Pay

You can add your card using the Teya app or directly through your iPhone's Wallet app.

Option 1: Via the Teya app

1. Open your Teya app.
2. Go to Account and select Cards.
3. Choose the Virtual card or Physical card you want to add.
4. Tap Add to Apple Pay and follow the on-screen prompts.

Option 2: Via the Apple Wallet app

1. Open the Wallet app on your iPhone.
2. Tap the plus (+) icon.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to scan or enter your card details.

Set your Teya card as the default in Apple Pay

1. Open Settings on your iPhone.
2. Tap Wallet and Apple Pay.
3. Tap Default Card and select your Teya card.

Adding your card to Google Pay

To add your card on an Android device:

1. Open the Google Wallet app.
2. Tap Add to Wallet.
3. Follow the on-screen steps to enter your card details.

Set your Teya card as the default in Google Pay

1. Open the Google Wallet app.
2. Find your Teya card and drag it to the front of your cards list.

Managing your digital wallet

Spending limits

Apple Pay and Google Pay do not enforce their own transaction limits. However, your standard Teya Business Account spending limits still apply. You can view your card's specific spending and transaction limits directly in the Teya app. Find out more about limits here. 

Security and lost devices

Security features

Digital wallets are designed to be very secure. They protect your card in two main ways:

• Hidden card number (tokenisation)
  When you add your card to Apple Pay or Google Pay, the wallet creates a special code (called a token) instead of using your real card number.
  Shops and websites see this code, not your actual card details.
• Strong authentication
  Every payment must be confirmed on your device, for example with:
  • Face ID or Touch ID (on Apple devices)
  • Fingerprint (on many Android devices)
  • Your phone’s passcode

This means that even if someone has your phone in their hand, they usually can’t pay unless they can unlock your device.

If your device is lost or stolen

If your device goes missing, take action immediately to protect your funds.

1. Lock the device: Use Apple’s Find My or Google’s Find My Device to lock your phone or wipe data remotely.
2. Suspend digital payments: Contact our Support Team. We will suspend Apple Pay or Google Pay on the linked device and remove the digital tokens. This stops the device from being used for purchases without affecting your physical card.