Click brings Apple Pay even closer
A safer and more private way to make payments via iPhone and Apple Watch. Tashkent - October 27, 2026 - Click, Uzbekistan's leading fintech company, starting today offers customers of companies using the Click payment page the ability to pay via Apple Pay.
Click brings Apple Pay even closer
This payment method is even safer and more confidential, allowing customers to pay without entering bank card details manually, and utilizes iPhone's built-in security technologies to protect every transaction.
When making a purchase on a Click partner website where Apple Pay is connected, it is enough to select Apple Pay on the Click payment page. Each payment is confirmed via Face ID, Touch ID, or device passcode. For additional protection, a unique dynamic security code, used only once, is applied in every transaction. To pay via Apple Pay on the Click payment page, a Visa or Mastercard that supports this service must be added to Apple Wallet.
Companies can activate Apple Pay through their existing integrations with Click. A separate technical integration with Apple is not required for this. The processes of creating payments, settlements, reports, and refunds will be carried out through Click as before.
To start using the service, companies can submit an application. Once activated, Apple Pay will appear among the payment methods on the Click payment page.
We wanted the process of connecting Apple Pay to be as easy as possible for both users and businesses. Our partners do not need to launch a separate technical project to introduce the new payment method. Click takes on all the technical work
Through Apple Pay, quick and convenient payments can be made for purchases on websites and in apps using the Safari browser on iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. At the same time, there is no need to create a separate account or repeatedly enter delivery addresses and payment details. Apple Pay can also be used in Apple Watch apps.
Special attention is paid to security and privacy of personal data in Apple Pay. When paying via a credit or debit card, the actual card number is stored neither on the device nor on Apple servers.
Instead, a unique number for each device—a "Device Account Number"—is created. This number is stored in an encrypted form on a special chip called "Secure Element." This chip has a certificate compliant with international industry standards and is designed to securely store payment details on the device.