Mobile Wallets

There are digital wallet options for most Apple and Android devices, and you can also pay digitally with some fitness trackers/watches such as FitBit and Garmin. Google Wallet's Tap and Pay requires Android Devices running Android 7.0+. For the most up-to-date information, visit google.com/wallet.

Apply Pay works on Apple devices. For the most up-to-date information, visit apple.com/apple-pay.
Android Pay works on all Android smartphones and tablets with Android 7.0+. For the most up-to-date information, visit pay.google.com/about.

Samsung Pay, is now Samsung Wallet. Please go to samsung.com/us/samsung-wallet/ for details and supported devices.

To add your DECU cards to your mobile wallet, you can use our Card Control App and select the card then select "add to wallet". Or go directly to your favorite wallet app.

Look for the Tap and Pay, Apple Pay, or contactless icons when you check out at a store. Then simply open the mobile wallet app on your smartphone/device and hold your device a few inches abovethe contactless payment reader. When shopping online simply log into your preferred wallet (ie Apple Pay, Google Pay etc).

Yes—more secure than magnetic stripes! It replaces actual data on the physical card (i.e. the credit card number) with “virtual data,” or a secure token from Visa^®. Even if hackers steal tokens, they will not be able to obtain other data associated with your card. The information is useless without your device and the device’s secure log-in information (i.e. your phone’s PIN). If a large retailer’s database is hacked, this principle still applies: the token will be useless without the phone and its user. 

You only have to enter your card once when using Mobile Wallets. Aside from that, your card number is not stored anywhere on the phone, but rather replaced by a non-sensitive “token” that is used to transact.

Apple Pay:

1. Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad that's compatible with Apple Pay.
2. Tap on Passbook & Apple Pay.
3. Tap on Default Card.
4. Tap on the card you want to use as your default.

Android Pay:

1. Open the Android Pay app.
2. If you have multiple Google Accounts in Android Pay: At the top left, touch your name, then choose an account.
3. Double tap a card, then touch Set as default card.
4. Or touch and drag a card to the "Default card" spot at the top of the app's Home screen.

Samsung Pay:
The last-used card will always appear. Tap to select a different card.

Every Mobile Wallet secures your card information by encryption or protected code. Mobile Wallets are also protected by phone passcodes, PIN before purchase options, and the ability to disable the app remotely. Set up biometric identification, a PIN, or other authentication method to control access to the app.

If someone stole your phone, that person would need your phone’s password (or biometric identification, PIN, etc.) before s/he could make a payment. Your phone’s password is independent of the Mobile Wallet and in addition to the authentication required for mobile payments.
If your phone is lost or stolen, each mobile payment solution can be shut down remotely.

• Apple Pay: Use the Find My iPhone app on another Apple device or sign in to icloud.com/find to find your device and turn on Lost Mode, which suspends Apple Pay payments.
• Android Pay: Use Android Device Manager to lock your device from anywhere, set up a new password, or erase your phone’s personal information.
• Google Wallet: Use myaccount.google.com to remove access to your account on the lost device from anywhere.
• Samsung Pay: Use the Samsung Find My Mobile service to remotely lock your device from anywhere, erase your payment cards in the Samsung Pay app, or erase your phone’s entire storage.