Apple Card adds Wallet recurring-transaction tracking as Chase transition approaches
9to5Mac reviews recent Apple Card additions, including recurring-transaction tracking in Wallet, travel rewards, Hertz rentals, and web access to Savings, while noting a planned move from Goldman Sachs to Chase with key details still unresolved.
DNA Brief
Signal Summary
In iOS 27, Apple Card users can open the Wallet app’s “Recurring” hub from the three-dot menu to see upcoming recurring charges, their expected dates and amounts, and a monthly calendar view. The feature was available to public beta testers and developers when the article was published, with a broader iOS 27 release expected the following month according to the source.
Why It Matters
The new Wallet view gives Apple Card users a clearer way to track scheduled charges, while the planned shift from Goldman Sachs to Chase leaves the product’s future continuity and transition process unsettled. The source says concrete transition details may emerge over the next 18 months.
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Primary Evidence
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