Digital Wallets
A Fast and Secure Way to Pay
Digital Wallets provide a fast and secure payment method via a mobile device.
- Online: Speed up the check out process by selecting your digital wallet payment method.
- In-store: Forget your wallet? No problem. Make purchases using your iPhone®, Apple Watch® or Android™ phone wherever you see this logo
. - In-App: Make purchases with less taps.
*Device must be NFC compatible for in-store use.
*Anywhere Apple Pay, Google Pay & Samsung Pay are accepted.
Apple Pay®
Using Apple Pay with your iPhone or Apple Watch is quick and secure. It’s a safer way to pay that helps you avoid touching buttons or exchanging cash.
Google Pay®
Google Pay is the fast, simple way to pay online or make contactless payments with your phone. Your payment info is protected with multiple layers of security so you can pay with peace of mind – all the time.
Samsung Pay®
Tap to pay with your device anywhere NFC is available for quick and secure in-store payments. You can also use Samsung Pay for in-app and online purchases at participating merchants, including samsung.com.
Setting Up Your Digital Wallet
Step 1
Add your Buena Vista National Bank cards to your Digital Wallet
Step 2
Shop! Just look for your preferred wallet's logo at checkout.
Paying Friends and Family Has Never Been Easier!
Our Digital Wallets make P2P payments convenient and secure
Digital Wallet Security FAQs
Your digital wallet can be disabled remotely in minutes. Once disabled, no payments can be made from that device.
- Apple Pay: Sign in to iCloud and use Find Devices to lock or remove the device
- Google Pay: Sign in to your Google account and use Find My Device
- Samsung Pay: Sign in to your Samsung account and use Find My Mobile
No. Payments require Face ID, fingerprint, or a secure passcode. Without that verification, payments cannot be made.
No. Your actual card number is never shared with merchants and is not stored in a way that can be accessed.
Yes. Digital wallets add biometric approval and keep your card number hidden, which physical cards cannot do.
Apple Pay is a trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
Google, Google Pay and the Google Pay logo are trademarks of Google LLC.
