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Now that Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2026 The event is over, and there are still a lot of questions about what’s different about it iOS 27 When it comes to the features of the app.
this year WWDC It was a little different from his previous programming events and felt closer to it Google I/O More than ever, Apple’s AI efforts were the show’s top priority. However, its approach to offering its own AI features remains I felt a little more accepted From what we saw from Google’s unavoidable AI attack that it announced at its developer conference last month.
Artificial intelligence has stolen the spotlight at WWDC, but that’s not the only thing you can expect when the latest version of the operating system is released later this year. TuesdayApple shared some new details about what’s coming in iOS 27, including updates to Apple Wallet.
Apple Wallet is a widely used app that lets you pay for everyday items and send cash to people who have them iPhoneYou can also add your ID or driver’s license to the app in supported cases. In the coming months, it will become even stronger. Here’s what’s coming to Apple Wallet in iOS 27.
Split your tab in a jiffy
The new Apple Wallet experience makes splitting a bill easier than ever.
Splitting a bill can be stressful, but that’s about to change for Apple Wallet.
Soon, you will be able to Point the camera at a receipt in Siri mode and Apple intelligence It will recognize the items and turn them into something actionable, allowing you to select your items from the list in the tab to quickly calculate how much you owe, so you know exactly how much to send to pay your portion via Apple Cash.
The new feature is available in Apple Wallet, Messages, and via Apple Intelligence in the iPhone’s Camera app.
Create digital passes from physical cards
Despite the popularity of Apple Wallet, not all memberships, loyalty rewards cards, or tickets support the app, but that hurdle will be a thing of the past in iOS 27.
Apple Wallet will soon let you create digital cards from physical cards.
Using Siri mode in the Camera app, you’ll be able to place a physical card containing a barcode in the viewfinder, and Siri will turn it into a digital pass for easy access, so you don’t have to present the physical card every time you want to use it. These authorizations can also be done directly in Apple Wallet.
New digital passes can also be installed on Smart Stack on Apple Watches For quick access from your wrist.
Update the digital key experience
With Apple Wallet, you can already use your iPhone to unlock room doors at participating hotels and resorts, but there’s a richer experience on the way. Apple says the updated feature will display more details about your trip, provide updates for booked activities and let you access services directly from Apple Wallet.
A new design for Apple Pay
Apple will introduce a redesigned payment process for Apple Pay. You’ll be able to swipe to see the cards available for payment, so it’s easy to choose how you want to pay for your items.
Eligible cards in your wallet will also provide additional information, such as rewards card balances, Pay later options, debit account balances, and more.
Later this year, Apple will offer a way to add money to eligible debit cards in Apple Wallet and at online checkouts.
Click to share
This fall, Apple will introduce Tap to Share when checking out using Tap to Pay in the store to improve the shopping experience. The new feature will allow you to easily connect to a merchant’s iPhone to securely share personal information with just a few clicks. This should not only improve the overall experience, but also make it faster.
Once connected, you’ll be able to see your cart items in real time to track purchases and pay directly with Apple Pay, without having to tap again.
