Afterpay Card is a feature to allow customers  to pay in-store with Afterpay. 

To shop in-store with Afterpay Card, consumers are required to have an NFC compatible mobile device. We understand that there are a small percentage of our customers whose devices are not NFC compatible, meaning that these customers will no longer be able to shop in-store with Afterpay without changing their handset. 

NFC capability is now a widely supported handset feature on devices across a range of price points. We did not take the decision to remove barcode payments lightly; however, the overall benefits of Afterpay Card to our consumers and merchants means that this is the right change to make. 

We believe that through the natural lifecycle of mobile devices and their replacement by consumers with newer models that the remaining customers will naturally move over to NFC enabled devices when the time is right for them. These customers will also continue to be able to use Afterpay at merchants online stores.

How can a customer check if their device is compatible?

If you have an Apple device click here to confirm that yours is Apple Pay eligible. For general Apple Pay Support click here. 

Android devices require support for Google Pay to use the Afterpay Card.  If you have an Android device, you’ll want to confirm here that your device can support Google Pay functionality in order to purchase in stores using Afterpay.

If you have a Samsung device click here to confirm that yours is Samsung Pay-eligible.

How can I get my store set up to accept Afterpay Card?

Call Us!  Our specialist team will help you work out what you need to do to connect your store so that you can accept sales through your EFTPOS terminal 

Or 'get in touch' we just need to collect a couple of things from you so that we can go ahead and connect you up.