Apple Pay vs Volet

Uno sguardo fianco a fianco a come si confrontano questi due portafogli — e quale vince per ciascun compito.

La nostra scelta Apple Pay logo

Apple Pay

4.4

Tap-to-pay built into iPhone

Visita Apple Pay
Volet logo

Volet

3.5

Crypto-friendly multi-currency e-wallet

Visita Volet
CaratteristicaApple PayVolet
Punteggio4.4 / 53.5 / 5
Ideale perContactless payments on Apple devicesMulti-currency wallet with prepaid cards
Canone mensileFreeFree
Tasso di cambioUses your card's FX termsSpread on conversions
Invia / riceviApple Cash P2P free; instant 1.7%Free wallet-to-wallet; external 0.5–3.5%
PrelieviStandard Apple Cash free; instant 1.7%SEPA ~EUR 1 flat; card/SWIFT vary
CartaNo standalone card; tokenises existing cardsYes — Visa/Mastercard prepaid (virtual & physical)
DisponibilitàApple Pay 80+ countries; Apple Cash US-only150+ countries
ValuteLocal card currency; Apple Cash USD20+ fiat + major crypto
RegolamentazioneApple Cash via Green Dot Bank (US); rides card networksEEA registrations; lightly regulated globally
Fondata20142014

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.

Pro

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

Contro

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

Volet

Volet (formerly AdvCash) is a versatile multi-currency e-wallet that blends fiat and crypto with prepaid cards and free internal transfers. It suits crypto-savvy users in 150+ countries, though external fees and a relatively light regulatory profile are worth weighing.

Pro

  • Free internal wallet-to-wallet transfers
  • Holds 20+ fiat currencies plus native crypto
  • Prepaid cards for spending crypto/fiat

Contro

  • Light/unclear regulatory oversight
  • High physical card issuance fee (~$90)
  • External transfer fees up to 3.5%

In conclusione

Nel complesso, Apple Pay ha la meglio con un punteggio di 4.4 contro 3.5 — ma la scelta giusta dipende dalle tue priorità. Verifica entrambi rispetto al tuo Paese e al tuo caso d'uso prima di decidere.