Verify your ecommerce website domain with Apple Pay & Clover
Disclaimer
At the time of writing, Apple Pay is only available when using the Safari web browser. If you are using Google Chrome or another non-Safari browser, Apple Pay will not appear as a payment option on the Smart Online Order Checkout page.
This limitation stems from Apple’s integration policies, which restrict Apple Pay functionality to Safari. These policies are designed to provide a secure and seamless checkout experience.
Getting Started
On the Merchant Dashboard:
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Go to Accounts & Setup, then Ecommerce Payments.
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Scroll down to Apple Pay > IFrame integration, and click the blue link in the instructions to enter information about the e-commerce website domain.
When you click the blue link either on the Developer Dashboard or the Merchant Dashboard, the Enable Apple Pay pop-up appears.
- In the Website domain field, enter the merchant's e-commerce website link.
- Click the Download verification file link.
- From instruction 3 on the pop-up, copy the location where you need to host the verification file and click Save.
- Host the verification file at the location you copied.
- Note: Clover recommends copying and saving the location to host the verification file, as the entire process to verify the file can take a few days.
- Go back to the IFrame integration section, and click Verify next to the domain you added. One of the following status appears:
- Successful verification—Status updates to Verified.
- Unsuccessful verification—An error message appears. In this case:
- Make sure the verification file is in the correct location on your e-commerce website:
https://{domain}/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association. - Check that the embedded file doesn't have a .txt extension.
- Make sure the domains are not behind a proxy or redirect and are accessible to Apple servers.