Test Apple Pay on BrowserStack Live real iOS devices

You can test the payment flow of your websites or web apps that use Apple Pay as a payment method on real iOS devices using the Assistive Touch and Device Passcode features.

Apple Pay payment flow testing involves the following steps:

1. Launch a test session
2. Add a payment card to the Wallet app
3. Test payment workflows

Supported devices

If you are on the Team Pro or Enterprise Pro plan, supported iOS devices appear in the Live device listing with the Apple Pay logo next to them, as shown in the image below:

List of supported devices

Launch a test session

To launch a test session with a device that supports Apple Pay, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Live dashboard.
2. Select an iOS device with the Apple Pay logo, select your browser, and click Launch session on the prompt.
   During the setup, the following actions are completed automatically:
   • Apple Pay is enabled.
   • Device Passcode is enabled.

Add a payment card to the Wallet app

To add a payment card manually or during an active session:

1. Ensure that you have launched a test session with a device that supports Apple Pay. For a list of supported devices, see Supported devices.
2. On the Live vertical toolbar, click Settings.
3. In the Settings prompt, click Wallet.
   

4. From the Payment Card Networks dropdown list, select the payment card network.

   

5. Click Add to Wallet. The Apple Pay is ready prompt is displayed with information about how to proceed with Apple Pay testing depending on the iOS version of your testing device.

   

6. Based on your device’s iOS version, follow the instructions below to proceed with Apple Pay testing:

   • For devices before iOS 26, the prompt confirms that a card has been added, AssistiveTouch is configured for Apple Pay authentication, and the device passcode is set to 123456.
     Click Got it to close the prompt and proceed with testing.

     

   • For iOS 26 or later, the prompt confirms that a card has been added, AssistiveTouch is configured for Apple Pay authentication, and explains the new passcode workflow.
     Click Got it to close the prompt and proceed with testing.
     

Test payment workflows

To test payment workflows using Apple Pay:

1. In your website, trigger the payment workflow that uses Apple Pay as the payment method.
   The payment method selection page with the sample card is displayed.
2. Click Pay with Passcode.
   
3. On the Assistive Touch screen, click Apple Pay.
   
4. Click Confirm Apple Pay.
5. Depending on your device’s iOS version, complete the passcode entry as follows when prompted to authenticate your payment:
   • For devices before iOS 26: Enter the device passcode 123456 to authenticate your payment.
   • For iOS 26 or later:
     1. Click the Settings button on the vertical toolbar.
     2. Click Wallet.
     3. Click Auto-fill passcode to authenticate your payment. The automation takes approximately 20-30 seconds to complete.
        

You have successfully completed testing your Apple Pay payment workflow.

Troubleshoot Auto-fill passcode errors on devices running iOS 26 and later

The following are some common error scenarios when using the Auto-fill passcode button on devices running iOS 26 and later:

• Error: Use passcode entry only on the Apple Pay ‘Enter your passcode’ screen.
  This error occurs if you click Auto-fill passcode on a screen other than the Enter your passcode screen. To resolve this error, ensure that you are on the Enter your passcode screen before clicking the Auto-fill passcode button.

• Error: Passcode entry failed. Please try again.

  This error occurs if the passcode automation fails. To resolve this error, click the Auto-fill passcode button again to retry the automation. If the error persists after multiple attempts, please reach out to BrowserStack support for assistance.

Enhancements for Apple Pay stability

Apple provides sandboxed cards to BrowserStack as part of the Apple Pay setup process. The stability information for both the card and its network provider is displayed on the testing dashboard. If a card is experiencing stability issues, an indication appears on the dashboard next to the card.