Apple Pay: A List of Gas Stations that Accept It & How to Find Others

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Written by Hannah Dillon

Last Updated: May 2, 2025 Fact Checked

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Mobile wallets are becoming increasingly popular, so more stores are starting to accept mobile payment methods. Gas stations are no exception, and many convenience stores and fuel pumps now accept Apple Pay. Keep reading for a list of popular gas stations that accept Apple Pay, as well as how to figure out if a local gas station near you takes Apple Pay as well.

Things You Should Know

• Most major gas stations (like Chevron and BP) accept Apple Pay, but not at all locations.
• Some gas stations require an additional app to use Apple Pay in-store, at the pump, or both.
• You can use Apple Maps to find gas stations that accept Apple Pay.

Steps

Section 1 of 2:

Gas Stations that Take Apple Pay

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   Many major gas station chains accept Apple Pay. However, some of these gas stations have extra requirements to use Apple Pay at their locations, such as using special apps. If there are any caveats, they will be listed alongside the gas station below:

   • 7-11: In-store & at the pump (with the 7-11 Wallet app)
   • BP/Amoco: In-store (with the BPme app) & at the pump (with the BPme app)
   • Casey's: In-store & at the pump
   • Chevron: In-store (most locations) & at the pump (most locations)
   • Circle K: In-store & at the pump
   • Citgo: In-store & at the pump (certain locations)
   • Conoco: In-store (certain locations) & at the pump (certain locations)
   • Costco: At the pump (with a Visa card connected to Apple Pay)
   • ExxonMobil: In-store (with the Rewards+ app) & at the pump (with the Rewards+ app)
   • Holiday: In-store (certain locations) & at the pump (certain locations)
   • Kum & Go: In-store (with the Kum & Go app) & at the pump
   • KwikTrip/KwikStar: In-store & at the pump (most locations)
   • Love's: In-store & at the pump (with the Love's app)
   • Marathon: In-store (certain locations) & at the pump (certain locations)
   • Meijer: In-store (most locations) & at the pump (certain locations)
   • Phillips 66: In-store (with the Fuel Forward app) & at the pump (with the Fuel Forward app)
   • QuikTrip: In-store & at the pump (certain locations)
   • RaceTrac: In-store & at the pump
   • Sam's Club: At the pump (certain locations)
   • Shell: In-store (certain locations) & at the pump (certain locations)
   • Speedway: In-store & at the pump (most locations)
   • Sunoco: In-store (with the Sunoco app) & at the pump (with the Sunoco app)
   • Texaco: In-store & at the pump
   • TravelCenters of America (TA): In-store & at the pump
   • Valero: In-store (most locations) & at the pump (most locations, with the ValeroPay+ app)
   • Wawa: In-store & at the pump
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Section 2 of 2:

How to Check if a Gas Station Accepts Apple Pay

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   There are a few ways to check if a gas station accepts Apple Pay. While many major gas station chains accept Apple Pay, some of them don't accept it at every location. You also may be curious if a smaller, local gas station accepts Apple Pay. You can check if a gas station accepts Apple Pay in one of the following ways:

   • Check beforehand with Apple Maps. Search Apple Pay to see gas stations nearby that accept Apple Pay. You can also search for a specific gas station and scroll down to the "Good to Know" section. If you see the Apple Pay logo and it says "contactless payments," that location accepts Apple Pay.
   • Look for contactless payment symbols near the register or on the gas station's front door. One of the symbols is an oval with a hand holding a credit card, and the other is the Apple symbol with the word "Pay."
   • Ask the cashier at the checkout if the gas station accepts Apple Pay. You can also call ahead of time to ask if the location accepts Apple Pay.

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