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In most cases, someone else cannot add your card to Apple Pay without your authorization. Apple Pay requires authentication to add a card to the service, typically through methods like verifying ownership of the card through the bank’s app, receiving a verification code via SMS, or using biometric authentication (Touch ID or Face ID) on the device.
However, there are some scenarios where someone else might be able to add your card to Apple Pay without your permission:
1. **Stolen Physical Card**: If someone steals your physical card, they may attempt to add it to Apple Pay before you notice it’s missing. However, they would likely need to bypass additional security measures, such as verification codes sent to your phone or biometric authentication on your device.
2. **Shared Account Information**: If you share your account information, such as card details or login credentials, with someone else, they may be able to add the card to Apple Pay without your knowledge. This underscores the importance of keeping your account information secure.
3. **Device Access**: If someone gains unauthorized access to your device, they may be able to add your card to Apple Pay if it’s not protected by a passcode, Touch ID, or Face ID. It’s crucial to secure your device with strong authentication methods to prevent unauthorized access.
To mitigate the risk of unauthorized card additions to Apple Pay, it’s essential to safeguard your physical cards, account information, and devices. Additionally, regularly monitor your accounts for any unauthorized transactions and report them promptly to your bank or card issuer if you suspect fraud.
