GoKawiilApple Card is officially moving to Chase, with Apple’s current partner Goldman Sachs transitioning out over the next year or two. Apple has published details on what to expect during the transition, here’s everything the company says won’t change once Chase takes over—and a few that might.
What’s not changing for Apple Card users after Chase transition, plus a few uncertainties
Apple’s website has a page titled ‘Apple Card Issuer Transition’ where the company reveals a lot of about what to expect when Apple Card transitions to Chase.
Some details are still undetermined. For example, on the question of whether card numbers will change, Apple says: “Specifics regarding card number changes, if any, will be communicated directly to users as the transition date approaches.”
Several of Apple’s other answers say something similar. Regarding whether the physical Apple Card will change, Apple says: “Any changes or additional information regarding new physical cards will be shared with Apple Card users as the transition date approaches.” There’s similar uncertainty around how the Apple Card Savings Account will be impacted. So all of those things might ultimately change.
Apple also has this general disclaimer at the top of the page:
The following provides more information on using Apple Card during the transition period. Additional details regarding the transition will be shared with all Apple Card users as the transition date approaches.
That said, the following questions on the website seem to offer more clear guidance on what is not changing for Apple Card users.
Here are quoted questions and answers taken directly from Apple’s site:
Will Daily Cash rewards be impacted?
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