William Lipovsky
Various gas stations accept Apple Pay; however, whether you can use Apple Pay at the pump or only at the cashier will vary depending on which gas station you visit.
Below, we list the gas stations that take Apple Pay in-store and/or at the pump, plus explain how to use Apple Pay to pay for gas.
The List
The following gas stations accept Apple Pay either at the pump, at the register, or both.
We compiled this information by contacting several locations of each gas station, as well as their corporate customer service departments.
To find the gas stations closest to you that take Apple Pay, you can also use the Maps app on your iPhone.[1]
Search for gas stations nearby; after you tap a location, swipe up and look at the “Useful to Know” section to see whether it accepts Apple Pay.
7-Eleven
- Availability: Most locations[2]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store only[2]
- Find a location
ARCO
- Availability: All locations, but note that most ARCO locations require a debit card linked with your mobile wallet[3]
- In-store or at the pump: Both[3]
- Find a location
BP/Amoco
- Availability: All locations[4]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store through the Wallet app or at the pump with the BPme App[4]
- Find a location
Chevron
- Availability: Most locations[5]
- In-store or at the pump: Both are available at most locations[5]
- Find a location
CITGO
- Availability: Select locations[6]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location; often in-store only[7]
- Find a location
Circle K
- Availability: Most locations[8]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[8]
- Find a location
Conoco
- Availability: Select locations[9]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[9]
- Find a location
Cumberland Farms
- Availability: All locations[10]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store only[10]
- Find a location
Delta Sonic
- Availability: Most locations[11]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store only[11]
- Find a location
ExxonMobil
- Availability: Most locations[12]
- In-store or at the pump: Both (Note: You can link Apple Pay with the Rewards+ app)[13]
- Find a location
Kum & Go
- Availability: All locations[14]
- In-store or at the pump: Both; you can pay for fuel with Apple Pay in the Kum & Go iPhone app[15]
- Find a location
Kwik Fill/Red Apple
- Availability: Most locations[16]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[16]
- Find a location
Kwik Trip/Kwik Star
- Availability: Most locations[17]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[17]
- Find a location
Meijer
- Availability: Most locations[18]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[18]
- Find a location
Phillips 66
- Availability: Most locations[19]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[19]
- Find a location
QuikTrip
- Availability: Most locations[20]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[20]
- Find a location
RaceTrac/RaceWay
- Availability: All locations[21]
- In-store or at the pump: Both[21]
- Find a location
Shell
- Availability: Most locations[22]
- In-store or at the pump: Both[22]
- Find a location
Sheetz
- Availability: Most locations[23]
- In-store or at the pump: Both[23]
- Find a location
Speedway
- Availability: All locations[24]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[24]
- Find a location
Sunoco
- Availability: Most locations[25]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store and at the pump through the Sunoco app[26]
- Find a location
Texaco
- Availability: All locations[27]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store and at the pump through the Texaco app[28]
- Find a location
Valero
- Availability: Most locations[29]
- In-store or at the pump: Varies by location[29]
- Find a location
Wawa
- Availability: All locations[30]
- In-store or at the pump: In-store or in the Wawa app[30]
- Find a location
Note that many of these gas stations also take other mobile payment options, such as Samsung Pay (as previously reported).
Want to find a gas station that accepts credit cards instead? See our list of gas stations that take credit cards (and those that don’t).
How to Pay for Gas With Apple Pay
Apple Pay allows you to use your phone or Apple Watch to pay for purchases in place of a credit card, debit card, or cash.
Because it doesn’t share your credit card number with the retailer, your credit card information is less likely to be stolen. Instead of your credit card number, Apple Pay creates a unique transaction code for each payment.[31]
If the location you’re visiting is set up to accept Apple Pay, you’ll just hold your device up to the credit card machine and use a face scan, Touch ID, or your passcode to confirm your payment.[31]
The process is the same whether you’re paying in the store or at the pump.
Excellent article! The info I was looking for, current and easily digestible (via Apple Reader, native mobile format was a struggle). Thank you
You’re welcome, Will! We’re glad to hear that you found our article helpful!