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Iphone

Find your DAN in 3 steps

  • 1. Open the Settings app.
  • 2. Scroll down to Wallet & Apple Pay.
  • 3. Tap the card you used and tap Card Information where you should find the device ID (4 digits different than your card numbers).

When you use Apple Pay, the mobile wallet replaces your card details with a unique and device account number (DAN). Each time you add a card to Apple Pay; a new Device Account Number is created for this card and this is what the merchant or in this case, we see.

Apple watch

Find your DAN in 3 steps

  • 1. Open the Watch app on your iPhone.
  • 2. Go to the My Watch tab.
  • 3. Tap Wallet & Apple Pay.
  • 4. Select the card you want, and you'll see the last four digits of the DAN under the card details.

When you use Apple Pay on your Apple Watch, the mobile wallet replaces your card details with a unique and device-specific Device Account Number (DAN). Each time you add a card to Apple Pay on your watch, a new Device Account Number is generated for that card. This is the information that the merchant, or in this case, we see during transactions, keeping your actual card details secure and private.

Samsung

Find your virtual account number in 4 steps

  • 1. Open the Samsung Wallet App.
  • 2. From the "Quick access" tab, scroll to and click on your Digital ID. You will be prompted to verify your identity either via fingerprint or PIN.
  • 3. Once verified, you can see your card details.
  • 4. Find the virtual account number (4 digits different than your card numbers).

When you use Samsung Pay, the mobile wallet replaces your card details with a unique and device-specific token. Each time you add a card to Samsung Pay, a new token is generated for that card, and this is what the merchant, or in this case, we see during transactions.

Android

Find your DAN in 3 steps

  • 1. Open Google Wallet.
  • 2. Tap the card used.
  • 3. Tap the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner.
  • 4. Find the virtual account number (4 digits different than your card numbers).

When using Google Pay, the mobile wallet replaces your card details with a unique and device-specific virtual account number. Each time you add a card to Google Pay, a new virtual account number is generated for that card, and this is what the merchant, or in this case, we see during transactions.