Online, no. Meijer's current terms say Meijer.com does not accept mobile payments. In stores, maybe. Meijer does not publish a clear chain-wide Apple Pay help page, so you should treat Apple Pay as a local checkout-terminal question instead of assuming it works everywhere.
That is a better refresh than the old blanket "yes." Meijer's public pages are clear about online checkout, but much less explicit about storewide Apple Pay acceptance, so the safe answer changes depending on where you are paying.
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The short answer by checkout type
| Checkout surface | What current public sources say | Practical takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Meijer.com pickup or home delivery | Meijer's terms say Meijer.com cannot accept mobile payments. | Do not expect Apple Pay online. |
| Style.meijer.com | The same terms page says style.meijer.com cannot accept mobile payments. | Do not expect Apple Pay there either. |
| In-store staffed lane or self-checkout | Apple says Apple Pay works where the merchant's contactless payment setup is enabled. | Look for the contactless or Apple Pay mark on the actual reader, or ask the store. |
| mPerks barcode in Apple Wallet | Meijer's mPerks page lets you save your barcode to Apple Wallet. | That is loyalty access, not proof that Apple Pay is accepted for payment. |
What Meijer clearly says about online Apple Pay
The cleanest primary-source answer is on Meijer's Terms & Conditions. In the section for Meijer.com delivery and pickup orders, Meijer says Meijer.com cannot accept mobile payments. The same page separately says style.meijer.com cannot accept coupons, gift cards, or mobile payments.
So if you are placing a Meijer pickup, delivery, or apparel checkout order online, the evidence-backed answer is no: do not plan to use Apple Pay there.
What that means for the Meijer app, pickup, and delivery
Meijer's current public pages show that pickup and delivery orders are Meijer digital transactions, not a separate Apple Pay checkout path. The terms govern Meijer.com delivery and pickup orders, and Meijer's mPerks guidance says rewards apply automatically when you are signed in for pickup or home delivery.
That is useful because it separates loyalty from payment. You can use Meijer's digital features without that meaning Apple Pay is available as the online payment method.
In-store Apple Pay is a terminal question, not a website promise
Apple's current support pages say you can use Apple Pay in stores wherever you see the Apple Pay or contactless symbol, but Apple also adds an important caveat: the merchant still has to have contactless payments enabled. See Learn where to use Apple Pay.
Because Meijer does not clearly publish a current chain-wide Apple Pay acceptance page for stores, the safest answer is that in-store Apple Pay depends on whether your local Meijer terminal is actually set up for contactless checkout.
How to pay if your local Meijer terminal supports Apple Pay
If the reader supports contactless, Apple says the process is standard: on iPhone, authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode and hold the phone near the reader; on Apple Watch, double-click the side button and hold the watch near the reader. Apple documents the steps in Make purchases using Apple Pay.
If you do not see the contactless symbol, or the terminal rejects the tap, use another payment method rather than assuming the store has Apple Pay enabled just because you are checking out in person.
Do not confuse Apple Wallet with Apple Pay at Meijer
This is where older articles often get sloppy. Meijer's How to ID page says you can add your mPerks barcode to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet for faster access at checkout. That feature helps you identify your loyalty account.
It does not mean Meijer is promising Apple Pay as the payment rail for online orders or every store terminal. Apple Wallet storage and Apple Pay acceptance are not the same thing.
Shop & Scan still ends with a register payment
Meijer's current Shop & Scan page says that when you are ready to check out, you tap check out in the app, scan the barcode shown on your phone, and then pay for the order at the register. That means Shop & Scan is not evidence that Meijer has turned on Apple Pay as an in-app checkout method.
If your store's register supports contactless payment, Apple Pay may work there. If it does not, Shop & Scan alone does not change that.
Best fallback if Apple Pay is not available
Meijer's own checkout guidance is clearer about cards than about Apple Pay. The mPerks page explains how to link a debit or credit card to your account for loyalty identification, and Meijer's terms describe card-based online checkout for Meijer.com orders.
So the practical fallback is simple: bring a physical or stored debit or credit card if Apple Pay matters to you and the terminal does not cooperate.
Bottom line: Meijer.com says no, and store Apple Pay needs local verification
If you are paying on Meijer.com or style.meijer.com, the answer is no because Meijer's own terms exclude mobile payments. If you are paying inside a store, Apple Pay may work where the local terminal is truly contactless-enabled, but Meijer does not currently publish a clear public promise that every store, self-checkout, or gas station supports it.