Easily earn $10 with your digital wallet

You’ll love making purchases with your First Tech credit card in a digital wallet.

Get $10 when you use your First Tech credit card to make 10 purchases in your digital wallet.Statement Credit: Maximum of one $10 USD statement credit per eligible credit card account. Offer available only to select members who receive this promotional email communication. To qualify, the eligible First Tech credit card must be added to a supported digital wallet and used to complete at least ten (10) qualifying purchase transactions using the digital wallet during the offer period. Qualifying purchases must post to the account during the offer period. Non-qualifying transactions include, but are not limited to, fees, interest charges, balance transfers, cash advances, refunds, or reversed transactions. The offer period expires September 18, 2026. The $10 USD statement credit will be applied within 60 days after the qualifying transaction requirement has been met. The credit card account must be in good standing (not in default, closed, inactive, or otherwise not in good standing) during the offer period and at the time of payout. First Tech reserves the right to amend or cancel this promotion at any time without notice. Any inquiries or disputes must be received within 60 days of discovering the issue. Statement credits are provided as bonuses, considered miscellaneous income, and may be reported to the IRS.

Man scanning his phone to pay using his digital wallet

10 more reasons to use your digital wallet

Pay the fast, easy and secure way by adding your First Tech credit cardExcludes First Tech Platinum Secured Credit Card. to your digital wallet between June 9, 2026 and September 18, 2026. Make 10 transactions and you’ll automatically earn $10 as a statement credit.

More secure. More convenient.

With a digital wallet, your information stays protected. Just tap, pay and go without needing your card.

Add your card now

Follow these easy steps to add your credit card to a digital wallet using your preferred platform.

Step 1: In the Apple Wallet, tap the plus (+) symbol in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Step 2: Tap on “Credit card” then “Continue”.
Step 3: Follow the prompts and enter your card information.
Step 4: Read the terms and conditions and select “Agree” to advance or “Disagree”.
Step 5: You may be asked to verify your card for Apple Pay. If you choose to verify your card, you will be given a one-time code sent to your email or phone number. Enter the code to verify your card.

Step 1: In the wallet tap the “+” button at the bottom of the screen
Step 2: Select Payment Card
Step 3: Select New credit or debit card
Step 4: Enter your card's information
Step 5: Click Save and Continue
Step 6: Review and Accept terms
Step 7: Verify your card
Step 8: Card is ready and can make it your default card if needed.

Step 1: In the wallet tap the “+” button at the top of the screen
Step 2: Select Payment Card
Step 3: Select Add credit or debit card
Step 4: Enter your card's information either by talking a photo or entering your card details.
Step 5: Click next
Step 6: Review and Accept terms
Step 7: Verify your card
Step 8: Card is ready and can make it your default card if needed.

Apple Pay and Google Wallet are registered trademarks and property of the respective companies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Different wallets have different processes for adding cards. You’ll want to refer to the website for each provider for specifics. Here are links to three of the most popular:

Apple Pay
Google Pay
Samsung Pay (part of Samsung Wallet)

Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Wallet are registered trademarks and property of the respective companies.

Most major cellphone manufacturers include a digital wallet as part of the pre-installed software that comes with the phone. That means the digital wallet you use may depend on the phone you choose. Some wallets aren’t phone-specific and should be available in the app marketplace for your phone. Be sure to only use digital wallets from companies you trust and only download them from secure sites.

First Tech doesn’t charge fees for using a digital wallet, but some digital wallet services might. Be sure to read the Terms & Conditions for each provider to understand how and when fees might apply.

Using a digital wallet, like Apple Pay, Google Wallet and Samsung Pay, can be more secure than using physical cards. When you make a purchase using a digital wallet, it sends a unique code or temporary card number to the vendor that is different than your actual card number and is only good for that transaction. That can prevent hackers and other bad actors from capturing your card number.

Yes, you can, though for some wallets you’ll need to designate a default card.