Apple pay interface does not show which card is used

Casper-FLYCDR

I have set up three cards for use with apple pay. Maestro private, Master Card private, Maestro business (MasterCard business does not work or is not supported for some reason). In the Wallet I can see the type, i.e. Maestro or Master, and I can see the last 4 digits of the card nr.
Since I cannot see the (custom) name on the cards it is hard for me to select the proper card. I use apple pay intensively with these different cards. Therefore I miss the possibillity to “one-click” select the required card. As with the physical card; you want to pick the correct card without hassle. For that reason, in my physical wallet, I have always kept my cards in the same order.
I’m wondering whether this is an bunq issue or an apple (wallet) issue? And will it be possible to use my business MasterCard in ApplePay?
BR
Casper

vampjon

The problem is probably that Apple doesn't support custom names for cards, as they don't expect you to have so many cards of the same type from the same bank. However, the order of the cards in Wallet is the same, until you change it, so from that point of view it is the same as your physical wallet example, isn't it?

Xan

This is an Apple Wallet issue; they don't allow you to label cards so bunq can't include that information when adding the card to Wallet.

You can request Apple to add this feature. The more people submit their wishes the higher the chance of implementation: https://www.apple.com/feedback/apple-pay.html

vampjon

As for the Business Mastercard, is it a Travel Card? The first batch of Travel Cards had a problem with the card number ranges, and they were all replaced by bunq, except apparently for Business users. This could explain why the old ranges are not enabled for Apple Pay.

Albert-Blue-Quokka

With ING apple payments it shows ‘ING Betaalpas’, while with Bunq it shows ‘maestro’. So clearly the name can be influenced.

Tim

freerink

Indeed the card (typ) has a standard name but this would be the same for every single bunq Maestro card. Just like every ING card in the Wallet will be called ING Betaalpas. It's currently not possible for bunq to independently supply a card nick name to the Wallet.