Since Apple Pay cooperates with UnionPay, the setting of password-free payment for Apple Pay needs to be determined according to each bank's own situation. Some banks provide users with the option to set the "Apple Pay password-free payment limit" ：

China Merchants Bank: By default, password-free payment is required within 500 yuan (can be set in Palm Life, up to 1,000 yuan is password-free)

Guangfa Bank: By default, password confirmation is required (can be set No password for small-amount consumption)

CITIC Bank: By default, you need to enter a password for confirmation

Bank of China: By default, you need to enter a password for confirmation (you can set no password for small-amount consumption, up to 600 yuan) )

Shanghai Pudong Development Bank: You need to enter a password for confirmation by default (you can set a password for small purchases)

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China: You need to enter a password for confirmation by default

Agricultural Bank of China: By default, you need to enter a password for confirmation

In addition, Apple

Password-free payment is currently only applicable to credit cards, and debit cards still need to enter a password during the payment process. In addition, password-free payment requires the support of both the user and the merchant. That is to say, even if the user activates the small-amount password-free payment service through the credit card bound to Apple Pay, the merchant who consumes If this service is not supported, users still need to enter the payment password to confirm consumption when paying, and vice versa.