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# Apple Pay & Google Pay

You can add your Helios card to your phone's wallet to tap and pay in stores and online.

## Adding your card

1. Open the **Card** screen in Helios.
2. Choose **Add to Apple Wallet** (iPhone) or **Add to Google Wallet** (Android).
3. Follow your phone's prompts to finish adding the card.

Both Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported, and both virtual and physical cards can be added.

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Once added, your card works wherever Apple Pay or Google Pay is accepted — no need to enter card details each time.
{% endhint %}

## Frequently asked

### My phone won't add the card.

Make sure your phone's wallet app is set up and you're signed in to it. If it still fails, [contact support](/help-and-troubleshooting/contact.md).

### Does the card in my phone wallet use my funded balance?

Yes — payments draw from the same card, so the same funded balance and limits apply. See [Funding your card](/the-helios-card/funding.md) and [Managing your card](/the-helios-card/managing.md).

### I froze my card — does Apple/Google Pay still work?

No. Freezing the card stops payments through your phone's wallet too.


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