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Apple Card keeps getting better, here’s everything new
Apple Card launched seven years ago this month, and it keeps getting better. There are new features, perks, rewards, and more. Plus, there’s one major change looming.
As my colleague Ryan highlighted last month, iOS 27 adds a really useful new “Recurring” feature to the Wallet app for Apple Card. You can find the “Recurring” hub by tapping the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
In this menu, you’ll see a list of upcoming recurring transactions that are set to be charged to your Apple Card. This includes the date and the amount of the expected transaction. In addition to viewing the transactions as a list, you can also see them on a monthly calendar view.
It’s a helpful new feature for Apple Card users in iOS 27. The update is currently available to public beta testers and developers, and will likely be released to everyone next month.
Earlier this month, Apple added a new perk for Apple Card users who travel a lot.
Apple has teamed up with Booking.com to offer all Apple Card users “Genius Level 2” status after one stay or car rental. You also get 3% Daily Cash on all Booking.com transactions.
What do you get with “Genius Level 2” status? Apple says your status could “unlock benefits on select stays and car rentals such as 10–15% discounts, free breakfast and room upgrades.”
Last year, Apple announced a partnership with Hertz to provide exclusive perks when you book a caar rental with your Apple Card:
Additionally, Apple Card offers 3% Daily Cash for car rentals booked through Hertz.
One criticism people have of Apple Card is that it relies on your iPhone for key account management features. Since the Apple Card launch, Apple has worked to improve that.