Question
Apple cert verification issue
- Posted on March 24, 2025
- WordPress
Asked by f2d2e56f4ac54882bed952594667fd
Hi, my client has a website. I am trying to verify the Apple Pay certificate for his woocommerce website to integrate Apple Pay, but whenever I do the verification, it says error.
PS i have placed the cert in .well-known folder of the website directory.
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Hey!
I would suggest making sure the file is accessible at:
https://yourdomain.com/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-associationAlso, check that there are no redirects because Apple requires a direct 200 OK response and if there are any redirects it will fail.
Also make sure your server isn’t forcing a
Content-Typeliketext/html; it should beapplication/jsonor left default.You could also try checking your access logs on the server to see if there are any errors in there that could point you to the right direction.
Let me know how it goes!
- Bobby
Heya, @f2d2e56f4ac54882bed952594667fd
Some security or redirect plugins (like Really Simple SSL, Wordfence, or even themes) can block or rewrite
.well-known/*.You can try to temporarily disabling security/caching plugins or adding an exception in
.htaccessfor.well-knownHope that this helps!