Green Dot Bank

There's all sorts of different things that you could use it for.

Next up, starting on November 9th, Green Dot Bank will require Apple Cash users to verify their identity whenever they reload funds onto their cards, expanding beyond the previous policy that only required verification for transfers exceeding $500.

The change is being implemented for regulatory compliance and fraud prevention, and Apple says that iOS users in supported sites can comple- complete the check using digital driver's licenses in the Wallet app.

Users who fail to verify their identity will no longer be able to add, send, or receive money.

Next up today, the terms and conditions for Apple Cash have just changed, and there are two things that users need to know about.

The changes were made by Apple's partner for Apple Cash, which is Green Dot Bank.

The first change has to do with identity verification.

Apple says that starting on November ninth, Green Dot Bank will begin requiring users to verify their identity in order to reload their Apple Cash balance.

Previously, Apple Cash only required that users verify their identity after sending or receiving a certain amount of money.

You can verify your identity for Apple Cash by going to the Settings app on your iPhone, choosing Wallet & Apple Pay, then tapping on Apple Cash.

Another upcoming change involves externally initiated funding transactions.

Apple says that in the future, Green Dot Bank may enable externally initiated funding transactions, which provide you the ability to transfer funds from a bank or merchant to your Apple Cash card.