Apple said at WWDC 2022 that it is adding pay later capability to its Apple Pay service, as expected. You can split the cost of items into four equal payments over six weeks with no interest or late fees if you use this feature. When you use Apple Pay to make a purchase, you’ll see a new interface that allows you to pay for a new item or service in whole or over time.

In the latter situation, you’ll need to pay a small payment upfront, followed by three further payments every two weeks. In 2021, rumors that Apple was working on a pay-later service began to circulate.

Apple is also making improvements to Wallet as part of iOS 16

Thanks to a partnership between Apple and the Internet Engineering Task Force, you’ll soon be able to exchange digital hotel keys with others, including those with Android phones.

Mail, Messages, and WhatsApp, among other apps, will support the feature. In-app ID verification is also being added by the corporation, allowing residents of states where a digital version of your photo identity card can be stored to use that information for verification reasons.

Meanwhile, Apple Pay Order Tracking will transmit receipts and tracking information right to your Wallet app. All of the Wallet features Apple announced today are expected to arrive on your iPhone and iPad later this year.