Test Apple Pay on iOS devices

The Apple Pay feature in iOS devices enables purchases, one-click payments, and provides additional security for financial transactions.
Browserstack App Automate enables you to test Apple Pay as a payment method in your mobile apps on select remote iOS devices.

In this guide you will learn about:

• Supported App Types
• Supported OS Versions and Devices
• Enabling Apple Pay using capability
• Confirming Apple Pay payment using Javascript executor

Supported App types

App Automate only supports testing of Apple Pay with mobile apps that are signed using Apple’s Developer Enterprise Program.

Supported Devices and OS Versions

Enable Apple Pay using a capability

Use the capability values enableApplePay for W3C protocol and browserstack.enableApplePay for JSON wire protocol in your test scripts. Upon passing this capability, the following actions are completed on the device before starting your Appium session:

• A passcode is set on the device.
• A sample card for testing payments is added to the Wallet app.
• Assistive Touch is enabled.
• Apple Pay is added to the Assistive Touch menu.

Example:

DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities();
HashMap<String, Object> browserstackOptions = new HashMap<String, Object>();
browserstackOptions.put("resignApp", "false");
browserstackOptions.put("enableApplePay", "true");
capabilities.setCapability("bstack:options", browserstackOptions);
capabilities.setCapability("platformName", "ios");
capabilities.setCapability("platformVersion", "15");
capabilities.setCapability("deviceName", "iPhone 13 Pro");

var capabilities = {
	"platformName" : "ios",
	"appium:platformVersion" : "15",
	"appium:deviceName" : "iPhone 13 Pro",
	'bstack:options' : {
		"resignApp" : "false",
		"enableApplePay" : "true",
	}
}

AppiumOptions capabilities = new AppiumOptions();
Dictionary<string, object> browserstackOptions = new Dictionary<string, object>();
browserstackOptions.Add("resignApp", "false");
browserstackOptions.Add("enableApplePay", "true");
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("bstack:options", browserstackOptions);
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("platformName", "ios");
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("platformVersion", "15");
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("appium:deviceName", "iPhone 13 Pro");

desired_cap = {
	"platformName" : "ios",
	"platformVersion" : "15",
	"deviceName" : "iPhone 13 Pro",
	'bstack:options' : {
		"resignApp" : "false",
        "enableApplePay" : "true",
	},
}

capabilities = {
	"platformName" => "ios",
	"platformVersion" => "15",
	"deviceName" => "iPhone 13 Pro",
	'bstack:options' => {
		"resignApp" => "false",
		"enableApplePay" => "false",
	},
}

DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities();
capabilities.setCapability("os_version", "15");
capabilities.setCapability("device", "iPhone 13 Pro");
capabilities.setCapability("browserstack.resignApp", "false");
capabilities.setCapability("browserstack.enableApplePay","true");

var capabilities = {
    "os_version" : "15",
    "device" : "iPhone 13 Pro",
    "browserstack.resignApp" : "false",
    "browserstack.enableApplePay" : "true"
}

AppiumOptions capabilities = new AppiumOptions();
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("os_version", "15");
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("device", "iPhone 13 Pro");
capabilities.AddAdditionalCapability("browserstack.resignApp", "false");
capability.AddAdditionalCapability("browserstack.enableApplePay", "true");

desired_cap = {
    "os_version" : "15",
    "device" : "iPhone 13 Pro",
    "browserstack.resignApp" : "false"
    "browserstack.enableApplePay" : "true"
}

caps = Selenium::WebDriver::Remote::Capabilities.new
caps["os_version"] = "15"
caps["device"] = "iPhone 13 Pro"
caps["browserstack.resignApp"] = "false"
caps["browserstack.enableApplePay"] = "true"

Confirm Apple Pay payment using Javascript executor

1. After triggering the payment workflow that uses Apple Pay as the payment method using your framework specific commands, confirm the payment transaction using the following Javascript executor in your tests. The executor command automates the click on Apple Pay option inside the Assitive Touch menu.

driver.execute_script("browserstack_executor: {\"action\":\"applePay\", 
\"arguments\": {
  \"confirmPayment\" : \"true\"
  }
}”);

await driver.execute("browserstack_executor: {\"action\":\"applePay\", \"arguments\": { \"confirmPayment\" : \"true\"} }”)

((IJavaScriptExecutor)driver).ExecuteScript("browserstack_executor: {\"action\":\"applePay\", 
\"arguments\": {
  \"confirmPayment\" : \"true\"
  }
}”);

driver.execute_script("browserstack_executor: {\"action\":\"applePay\", \"arguments\": { \"confirmPayment\" : \"true\"} }”)

driver.execute_script("browserstack_executor: {\"action\:"\"applePay\", \"arguments\": { \"confirmPayment\" : \"true\"}}”)

1. Enter the passcode 123456 to complete the payment when the passcode prompt comes up on the next screen.