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Wallet App Gets New 'Insights' Feature in iOS 27 Beta 2
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Wallet App Gets New 'Insights' Feature in iOS 27 Beta 2

MacRumors · Jun 22, 2026, 6:25 PM · Also reported by 2 other sources

Apple has added a new "Insights" feature to the Wallet app in the second i OS 27 beta. Accessible by tapping the three dots in the upper right corner, Insights appears to let users add different financial accounts to monitor their spending. A splash screen for the feature says users will be able to connect accounts to Wallet to see spending insights, recurring transactions, account balances, and more. The fine print says the following: "Your device is connected to your financial institution by an Apple wholly owned subsidiary, which fetches, categorizes, and standardizes your account information for display on your device. Your account information is not stored." Tapping on the Continue button on the splash screen goes to the Add to Wallet interface with no new options available, so it does not appear to be functional at this time. Apple has detailed transaction information for the Apple Card, but support for other cards and accounts has been limited. Apple did introduce a Connected Cards feature in iOS 17.1, but it saw limited adoption. Discover implemented support and users could see their total card balance, Pay with Rewards, and transaction history, but Discover removed the functionality in early June and almost no other U.S. issuers ever used it. Several UK banks still have deeper integration with the Wallet app's Connected Cards option. It looks like Insights could be a successor to Connected Cards that will work without card issuers specifically adding in support.Related Roundups: iOS 27, iPadOS 27This article, "Wallet App Gets New 'Insights' Feature in iOS 27 Beta 2" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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