You Can Schedule Recurring Apple Cash Payments In iOS 17 »

@caro_milanesi on Threads:

With iOS17 you can now set up recurrent AppleCash payments like your kid’s allowance – no more forgetting to pay and being charged a penalty by the kid ?

Carolina Milanesi, Founder and Principal Analyst of The Heart of Tech and fellow podcaster, shared this great discovery on Threads – you can set up recurring payments with your Apple Cash account in the Wallet app.

Once you select your contact to send or request money, there’s a “Recurring Payment” option that lets you pick a start date, repeating schedule, and memo for the payment.

One example where this is handy is scheduling your monthly portion of rent to a single account before sending to a landlord, as I do with my partner – or as Carolina mentioned, allowance for a kid. Very nice ?

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