Bank of America New Credit Cards Cannot Be Added to Apple or Google Pay
Newly issued Bank of America credit cards fail to provision to digital wallets including Apple Pay and Google Pay, leaving customers unable to use their primary contactless payment method. The failure persists after 90-minute branch visits and technical support calls with no resolution. For customers who rely on digital wallets, this renders the card functionally useless until the issue is fixed.
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