How to add a virtual card to Apple Pay and Google Pay
Yes, it works. We tested RDVCC’s 4413USa BIN. For Apple Pay we used an iPhone 17 Pro Max, the code appeared on the card page in about 30 seconds, and the card then bought GPT Plus. For Google Pay we used an Android phone, the code also appeared on the card page, and the card then made a real payment. We have not tested other BINs, so they are not covered here. Once added, the card is for AI and software subscriptions only, and other purchases may be declined and lead to the card being frozen. Whether a card can be added also depends on the issuer and the country or region of the device.
What you need first
- Identity verification comes first at RDVCC. When opening a card, choose the Apple Pay / Google Pay scenario, which assigns 4413USa.
- Once added, the card is for AI and software subscriptions only. Other purchases may be declined and lead to the card being frozen.
- Top up the card. It needs a balance to be charged. The verification fee comes from the card first, then from your account balance if the card is short.
- The CVC is protected by two-factor authentication. Pass it on the card page to view and copy the CVC.
- Apple Pay needs a compatible device, a signed-in Apple Account and Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode.
- Tap to pay with Google Pay needs an Android phone with NFC, in a country or region that supports the feature.
Add the card to Apple Pay
These are Apple’s iPhone steps, with RDVCC card notes for the verification step:
- Open the Wallet app on your iPhone and tap the Add Card button.
- Choose Debit or Credit Card, then tap Continue.
- Choose Enter Card Details Manually. Use the copy buttons on the RDVCC card page for the number, expiry and CVC, and use the name and billing address shown there.
- Complete verification as prompted. If asked how to verify, choose Email, because codes can’t be delivered by SMS or phone call. The code appears at the bottom of the RDVCC card page and is also sent to your registered email.
- Once added, the card appears in Wallet.
Add the card to Google Pay
These are Google’s steps. Button names may vary by language:
- Open the Google Wallet app.
- At the bottom, tap Add to Wallet.
- Tap Payment card, then New credit or debit card.
- Tap Enter details manually and use the copy buttons on the RDVCC card page, with the name and billing address shown there.
- Tap Save and continue, read the Issuer Terms and tap Accept.
- If you are asked to verify, choose Email from the list, because codes can’t be delivered by SMS or phone call. The code appears at the bottom of the RDVCC card page and is also sent to your registered email.
Fees on 4413USa
| Item | Standard price |
|---|---|
| Card opening fee | $1.50 |
| Card verification fee ($0 check when a merchant or mobile wallet adds the card) | $0.20 each |
| 3D Secure fee | $0.50 each |
| Transaction fee | $0.30 each |
| Decline fee | $0.50 each |
Adding the card again can mean paying the verification fee again. See “Fees for this card” on the card opening page for your actual price.
4413USa in our ledger
| Measure | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| People who used this BIN with a successful charge | About 74% | 2026-08-11 to 11-08, per person; includes people with only a card verification |
| People with a decline | About 21% | Same basis |
| Of those declined, at least one balance or limit decline | About 86% | Same basis |
| Of those charged, paid an AI or common software merchant | About 80% | Same basis, grouped by merchant name keywords |
| Approval rate across all authorizations | About 95% | Same window, per transaction |
| Declines caused by balance or limit | About 90% | Same window, per transaction |
The sample is small, and the top three people make up about 23% of transactions. The ledger can’t tell which charges came through Apple Pay or Google Pay, so there is no wallet approval rate here. The conclusions about adding and paying come from the two tests above.
If the card won’t add
| Situation | What to do first |
|---|---|
| No verification code | Choose Email as the verification method. Check the bottom of the RDVCC card page and your registered email. In our Apple Pay test it took about 30 seconds. If no code ever appears on the card page, contact support with the time and last 4 digits |
| The card isn’t supported or can’t be added | Confirm the card is active and has a balance, then check that your location is on the Apple or Google support list. Google says the issuer decides whether a card works for mobile payments |
| Google shows Added too many cards to your Wallet | Your Wallet has too many cards. Remove ones you don’t use |
| Google shows Couldn’t finish card setup for tap to pay | Google says the issuer declined the request. Make sure the name, CVC and billing address match the card page exactly, then try later or contact support |
| Google shows Card can’t be set up for tap and pay | Google says that if the card is saved to Wallet, it can’t be used for tap to pay but can still be used for Google products and on websites and in apps that support Google Pay |
| Repeated failures | Stop and contact support with the time and last 4 digits. Each verification may be charged |
FAQ
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Is there a fee for adding the card?
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What happens if the card has no money after it is added?
Can I change my Apple Account region if the card won’t add?
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Last updated 2026-11-09 · Facts checked 2026-11-09 · RDVCC Payments Research
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