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Apple Wallet is not the same as Apple Pay: Here's how they differ

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Apple Wallet is an app that stores digital versions of cards and passes, while Apple Pay is a payment service that uses those stored cards to make purchases securely via NFC or online. Apple Pay uses a unique device number and one-time codes to protect card details during transactions.

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