Say what a payment app does
Say where the money comes from, and send some to the right person.
A payment app holds a card and pays for you: tapping at a register, or sending money to someone.
The money comes from the same card or account. The app is the wallet, not new money.
Key points
- A payment app is a wallet carrying your card, not new money
- Money sent to a person behaves like cash — read the name first
What to remember
- Money sent to a person behaves like cash. Read the name.
- Paying a store and paying a person differ: only one comes back.
Try this
Open a payment app and find the list of past payments.
Practice: Say what a payment app does. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.