How to set up Apple Pay & Google Pay on SumUp

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How to set up Apple Pay & Google Pay on SumUp


Follow these steps in your SumUp account to let your customers pay with Apple Pay and Google Pay at checkout.


You'll do everything below in your SumUp Dashboard — no changes are needed inside your ordering system. Once these steps are complete, the Apple Pay and Google Pay buttons appear automatically for customers on a supported device.



The steps


  1. Turn on Apple Pay & Google Pay for your accountMake sure both wallets are available on your SumUp account. If you don't see the option in your Dashboard, contact SumUp support and ask them to enable Apple Pay and Google Pay for your account.
  2. Open the wallet settingsIn the SumUp Dashboard, go to: Settings → For developers → Payment wallets
  3. Set up Google PayOn that page, start the Google Pay setup and verify your website. Google asks you to show a Google Pay button on your site and to send a few screenshots of your checkout. This is done entirely from the Dashboard — nothing to install.
  4. Set up Apple PayStart the Apple Pay setup and register your website address(es) — the domain and any subdomains where customers check out.

SumUp will give you a small verification file to place on your website at this exact address:
https://your-website.com/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association
If your ordering pages are hosted for you (not a website you upload files to yourself), send this file to your support/development contact and they'll place it for you.

  1. Add every checkout website you useRegister each web address your customers pay on — for example your own custom domainand/or your Ressto ordering link. Do this once per address, for both test and live.
  2. Test it on a real devicePlace a test order:

The buttons only show on devices that support that wallet and have a card added, so test on both.

  • iPhone / Mac (Safari) → the Apple Pay button should appear.
  • Android / Chrome → the Google Pay button should appear.


Good to know. Apple Pay only appears on Apple devices in Safari, and Google Pay on Android/Chrome — so a customer won't see both. If a button doesn't appear, it's almost always because the website address wasn't registered, the verification file isn't in place yet, or the device has no wallet card set up.


Quick checklist


  • Apple Pay & Google Pay enabled on the SumUp account ✅
  • Google Pay: website verified (button shown + screenshots sent) ✅
  • Apple Pay: website(s) registered + verification file in place ✅
  • Every checkout web address added (custom domain + ordering link) ✅
  • Tested on Safari (Apple Pay) and Chrome/Android (Google Pay) ✅


Setup steps per SumUp's Payment Wallets documentation. Enabling Apple Pay and Google Pay is done in your SumUp account; no changes are required inside your ordering system.

Updated on: 16/09/2026

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