GoKawiilApple Card gets even better in iOS 27, with new features like a recurring transactions section to help you stay on top of regular charges. Here’s what’s new.
#1: Recurring transactions section
iOS 27 adds a brand new ‘Recurring’ section to Apple Card in the Wallet app. You’ll find it inside the three-dot menu in the upper right corner when viewing your Apple Card.
The Recurring section is a new go-to hub for seeing all Apple Card transactions that occur regularly.
You can view recurring transactions on a calendar view by month, or see a chronological list of upcoming transactions.
Apple explains how this works: “Dates and amounts shown are predicted based on your transaction history and may not be exact.” In my usage, the accuracy has been pretty spot-on.
Plenty of services offer to help you gain awareness of all your subscriptions. And now, Apple Card can do that without you needing to share financial data with third parties.
#2: Notifications for upcoming charges
Related to the new recurring transactions feature, iOS 27 adds a new type of notifications you can choose to enable or disable.
When viewing your Apple Card, tap the ‘Notifications’ option inside the three-dot menu and you’ll see an addition: ‘Upcoming Transactions.’
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