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 > Ecommerce > Ecommerce Payments. The Ecommerce Payments page appears.
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Scroll down to Apple Pay > IFrame integration, and click the blue link in the instructions to enter information about the ecommerce 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 ecommerce 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 ecommerce 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.