# Accept Apple Pay on a payment page

> Learn how to accept Apple Pay on a hosted payment page

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You can accept Apple Pay on a payment page by enabling the payment method. You can also customize the Apple Pay button style, color, and language as needed.

## Considerations

Before you get started, keep these considerations in mind:

* You must have the Apple Pay service activated and payment method domains configured for your paypoint. See [Apple Pay Overview](/guides/pay-in-wallets-apple-pay-overview) for guidance.
* Apple Pay is available only for one-time payments. If `autopay` is enabled on a payment page, Apple Pay won't be available as a payment method.
* For performance reasons, we don't recommend embedding payment pages in iframes. However, when Apple Pay is enabled, a payment page embedded in an iframe won't load at all.

## Add Apple Pay to the payment page

To add Apple Pay acceptance on a payment page, you must first enable it as a payment method. Set `applePay` to `true` when creating or updating the payment page.

```json

  "pageContent": {
    "paymentMethods": {
      "methods": {
        "applePay": true,
        "amex": true,
        "discover": true,
        "mastercard": true,
        "visa": true
      }
    }
  }
```

## Configure the Apple Pay button

If you wish to customize the Apple Pay button on the payment page, you can pass configuration options using the `paymentMethods.settings.applepay` object.

<ParamField path="buttonStyle" type="enum" default="black">
  The Apple Pay button style. Supported options:

  * “black”: Default black button.
  * “white-outline”: White button with an outline.
  * “white”: Solid white button.
</ParamField>

<ParamField path="buttonType" type="enum" default="pay">
  The Apple Pay button style. Supported options:

  * “black”: Default black button.
  * “white-outline”: White button with an outline.
  * “white”: Solid white button.
</ParamField>

<ParamField path="language" type="enum" default="en-us">
  The Apple Pay button locale. Supported options:

  * **en-US**: English (US)
  * **ar-AB**: Arabic
  * **ca-ES**: Catalan
  * **zh-CN**: Chinese (China)
  * **zh-HK**: Chinese (Hong Kong)
  * **zh-TW**: Chinese (Taiwan)
  * **hr-HR**: Croatian
  * **cs-CZ**: Czech
  * **da-DK**: Danish
  * **de-DE**: German
  * **nl-NL**: Dutch
  * **en-AU**: English (Australia)
  * **en-GB**: English (UK)
  * **fi-FI**: Finnish
  * **fr-CA**: French (Canada)
  * **fr-FR**: French (France)
  * **el-GR**: Greek
  * **he-IL**: Hebrew
  * **hi-IN**: Hindi
  * **hu-HU**: Hungarian
  * **id-ID**: Indonesian
  * **it-IT**: Italian
  * **ja-JP**: Japanese
  * **ko-KR**: Korean
  * **ms-MY**: Malay
  * **nb-NO**: Norwegian
  * **pl-PL**: Polish
  * **pt-BR**: Portuguese (Brazil)
  * **pt-PT**: Portuguese (Portugal)
  * **ro-RO**: Romanian
  * **ru-RU**: Russian
  * **sk-SK**: Slovak
  * **es-MX**: Spanish (Mexico)
  * **es-ES**: Spanish (Spain)
  * **sv-SE**: Swedish
  * **th-TH**: Thai
  * **tr-TR**: Turkish
  * **uk-UA**: Ukrainian
  * **vi-VN**: Vietnamese
</ParamField>

For example, in your request to the [create a payment page endpoint](/developers/api-reference/hostedpaymentpages/create-a-payment-page), you could change the button's style, color and language:

```json
"paymentMethods":{
  ...
  "settings":{
    "applepay":{
      "buttonType":"support",
      "buttonStyle":"white-outline",
      "language":"ca-ES"
    }
  }
}
```

## Prefill fields with Apple Pay

Pre-filling payment fields is covered in the [Hosted Payment Pages Quickstart](/guides/pay-in-payment-page-overview#step-2-prefill-payment-form-fields).