Accept Apple Pay on every invoice
Apple Pay converts at nearly 2× the rate of typed-in card numbers. A customer taps the pay link on their iPhone, Face IDs, and they're done — 3 seconds, no typing.
Every Glo Invoice pay page is Apple Pay-enabled by default when your processor supports it. There's nothing to turn on, nothing to design, and nothing extra to pay.
How Glo Invoice does it
Zero setup
If you've connected Stripe or Square, Apple Pay is already on. Apple's device requirements (verified domain, HTTPS) are handled at the Glo Invoice level — you don't touch it.
- Domain verification handled for you
- Works on Safari, Chrome iOS, and in-app WebViews
- Fallback to card entry on non-Apple devices
3-second checkout
The customer's iPhone shows the Apple Pay sheet the moment they tap the pay link. Face ID, done. No CVV, no billing address, no typos.
- Face ID / Touch ID authorization
- Billing and shipping auto-filled
- Higher card approval rates (Apple Pay uses device tokens)
Same rate as a regular card
Apple Pay doesn't cost extra. Your processor charges its normal card-not-present rate — usually 2.9% + $0.30 with Stripe or 2.6% + $0.10 with Square.
- No additional Apple Pay fee
- Chargebacks handled by processor
- Instant push notification when paid
How it works
- Step 1Connect a processor
Stripe or Square — either enables Apple Pay automatically.
- Step 2Send the invoice
SMS or email. Customer taps the link on their iPhone.
- Step 3Face ID
Customer authorizes with Face ID. Done.
- Step 4Cha-ching
Push notification arrives on your phone within seconds.
Anyone whose customers carry iPhones
In the US, that's ~57% of adults. Enabling Apple Pay is the single biggest conversion lift you can make on your pay page.
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Turn on the fastest checkout in the world
Sign up, connect Stripe or Square, and every invoice you send is Apple Pay-ready.