These are some of the news about the Apple Card

Apple has started to deploy your credit card that you presented at WWDC 2019, the Apple Pay, made in collaboration with Goldman Sachs and Mastercard. In the coming weeks, US users will be able to request the first cards. It is a digital card with a physical version, although the digital card will have a better reception due to the great use that Apple Pay is being given in recent months. In addition, with the deployment of videos and informative websites we have learned more about the conditions of the card and its operation. One of the conditions, unsurprisingly, is that the Apple Card will not work on jailbroken devices.

What news does the Apple Card bring?

A few days ago the website of the bank on which the Apple Card depends was published the customer agreement in which one of the novelties that we had already advanced is specified: devices with jailbreak will not be able to manage the credit card. Attempting to use a device with these modifications could lead to the account suspension and closure of the card. We can consult it in the following paragraph extracted from the agreement:

If you make unauthorized modifications to your eligible device, such as disabling hardware or software controls (for example, through a process sometimes referred to as a "jailbreak"), your device will no longer be eligible to access or manage your account. You acknowledge that the use of a modified device in connection with your account is expressly prohibited, constitutes a violation of this agreement and could result in the denial or limitation of your access or closure of your account, as well as any other measures available to us under this agreement.

Another feature that had already been announced to us was the DailyCash, Through which, thanks to our purchases through the physical or digital card, we would receive a percentage in the form of real money in our account. In this way we have three categories, which we expose you below:

• 1%: applies to any purchase made with the physical titanium card
• 2%: applies to any purchase made with Apple Pay
• 3%: applies to any purchase related to Apple and its stores both physical and electronic

We have also known that you are working on an iPad app With which we can manage purchases and money from our Apple Pay, although the activation of the card will have to be done through an iPhone. This information is also extracted from the customer agreement:

The service requires an iOS or iPadOS device that has an iOS or iPadOS version (as applicable) that supports Apple Card use, has Internet access, and has a passcode enabled.