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I'm not seeing all my transactions, only the most recent 10. Any transaction older than 8 days is missing, and there are no older transactions where I can tap a month to see them. Any ideas why this isn't working?
I'm not using Apple Card, but I would assume older transactions should not be disappearing just because I'm using a regular bank card. I hope I'm assuming correctly...
So if I use Apple Pay, I can't even get a list of transactions for which I used Apple Pay. That is terrible. If I use Paypal, I can see all transactions for which I used PayPal. If I use Venmo, I can see all transactions for which I used Venmo. If I use Apple Pay, it's a mystery what I used for it, as transaction history is temporary and dissapears shortly after use. That makes zero sense. I can't rely on it. It's convenient, but not something I can use reliably like other payment apps.
So if I use Apple Pay, I can't even get a list of transactions for which I used Apple Pay. That is terrible. If I use Paypal, I can see all transactions for which I used PayPal. If I use Venmo, I can see all transactions for which I used Venmo. If I use Apple Pay, it's a mystery what I used for it, as transaction history is temporary and dissapears shortly after use. That makes zero sense. I can't rely on it. It's convenient, but not something I can use reliably like other payment apps.
Come on. The other apps don't let you pay at the terminal. My point is that there is absolutely no technical reason for Apple Pay to be dropping the transaction history. That was a business choice Apple made to coerce people into using the Apple Card. They could easily make this work gracefully for any card, but chose not to.
Re: “… no technical reason … [it] was a business choice … “
There was nothing posted or inferred to the contrary.
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Different banks have different arrangements.
AFAIK, Apple Card is the only card providing the sort of “full features” you mention within Wallet.
Most other card issuers generally provide these services via their own apps.
If ApplePay doesn’t meet your needs and expectations, you should simply use a service which does.
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Apple Pay / Wallet older transactions missing.
