Apple Pay vs Vivid

Un comparatif côte à côte de ces deux portefeuilles — et lequel l'emporte selon le besoin.

Notre choix Apple Pay logo

Apple Pay

4.4

Tap-to-pay built into iPhone

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Vivid

3.8

European money and investing app

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FonctionnalitéApple PayVivid
Note4.4 / 53.8 / 5
Idéal pourContactless payments on Apple devicesCashback, saving and investing in one app
Frais mensuelsFreeFree plan → paid Prime
Taux de changeUses your card's FX termsInterbank on weekdays (limits apply)
Envoyer / recevoirApple Cash P2P free; instant 1.7%Free SEPA transfers
RetraitsStandard Apple Cash free; instant 1.7%Free ATM up to a cap, then fee
CarteNo standalone card; tokenises existing cardsYes — Visa debit (metal on premium)
DisponibilitéApple Pay 80+ countries; Apple Cash US-onlySeveral EU markets
DevisesLocal card currency; Apple Cash USDEUR + multi-currency pockets
RéglementationApple Cash via Green Dot Bank (US); rides card networksBaFin via partner bank (Solaris); EEA
Création20142020

Apple Pay

Apple Pay is the default contactless wallet for iPhone and Apple Watch users, offering fast, private, tokenized tap-to-pay accepted in 80+ countries with no usage fee. Apple Cash adds US-only peer-to-peer payments inside iMessage. Excellent for everyday spending within the Apple ecosystem but offers no standalone account or Android support.

Avantages

  • Seamless, secure contactless on iPhone/Watch
  • Tokenization keeps real card numbers private
  • Accepted in 80+ countries

Inconvénients

  • Apple Cash P2P is US-only
  • Locked to the Apple ecosystem
  • Instant Apple Cash transfers cost 1.7%

Vivid

Vivid is a Berlin-based money app combining a multi-currency account, cashback, budgeting pockets and in-app investing in stocks, ETFs and crypto. It is feature-rich and well-designed, though the strongest perks sit behind its Prime plan and it operates through partner bank Solaris across a limited set of EU markets.

Avantages

  • Cashback and rewards on spending
  • Invest in stocks, ETFs and crypto in-app
  • Sub-accounts (pockets) for budgeting

Inconvénients

  • Best features on the paid Prime plan
  • Relies on a partner bank (Solaris)
  • Available only in some EU markets

En résumé

Globalement, Apple Pay prend l'avantage avec une note de 4.4 contre 3.8 — mais le bon choix dépend de vos priorités. Vérifiez les deux selon votre pays et votre usage avant de décider.