All other devices-When you’re ready to pay, press and hold the left button on your device for 2 seconds.For faster access to payments, add it as a button shortcut in the Settings app Shortcut. Sense 2 and Versa 4–Open the Google Wallet app or Fitbit Pay app.For faster access to payments, add it as a button shortcut in the Settings app Shortcuts. Sense and Versa 3-Open the Wallet app.After your notifications appear, swipe down again to open the control center. Otherwise, swipe down from the top of your screen. Ionic, Versa, and Versa 2-If you chose Fitbit Pay as your button shortcut, hold the button on your watch for 2 seconds to activate it.Open the payments screen on your device:.If you don't see the payments screen, follow the instructions in How do I set up contactless payments?įor added security, you must wear your device on your wrist to make contactless payments. Note that the payments screen might be hidden if you haven't set up contactless payments. If the payment terminal doesn’t recognize your Fitbit device, make sure the device face is near the reader and that the cashier knows you’re using a contactless payment. When the payment succeeds, your device vibrates and you’ll see a confirmation on the screen. To pay with a different card, swipe to find the card you want to use, and hold your wrist near the payment terminal. To pay with your default card, hold your wrist near the payment terminal.If prompted, enter your 4-digit tracker PIN code.Swipe down from the clock face and tap Payments.For more information about setting a PIN code, see the related help article.Īll customers, including those in Australia and New Zealand:
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If prompted to enter a PIN code, enter your 4-digit tracker PIN code (not the PIN code for your card). Fisher was recognized in Crain’s Chicago Business “40 Under 40” in 2007 and has been a frequent commentator on CNBC, including Jim Cramer's “Mad Money”.Note: To make contactless payments with Charge 5 in Australia and New Zealand, follow the instructions below for all card types. He is also member of the Board of Trustees of the Museum of Science and Industry. Fisher also serves on the Board of Directors for Innerworkings (INWK), a global print management firm, and GrubHub, (GRUB) the nation's leading online and mobile food-ordering company, and formerly on the Board of Directors for the Chicago Board Options Exchange. At Potbelly, he oversaw the formation and development of the accounting, finance, purchasing and HR departments and was instrumental in raising over $50 million of venture capital.Prior to Potbelly, Fisher served as CFO of Chicago-based Prism Financial Corporation for a period of three and a half years, where he oversaw the company’s IPO in 1999 and sale to Royal Bank of Canada in 2000.Fisher began his career as an attorney at Katten, Muchin & Zavis specializing in Corporate Finance and Real Estate. Prior to joining optionsXpress, Fisher served as CFO at Chicago-based Potbelly Sandwich Works. As CFO, he was responsible for all aspects of the company’s finances, accounting and investor relations, including the company’s successful IPO in 2005. Fisher also led the company’s international expansion, overseeing growth in 80 countries. In March 2011, Fisher spearheaded the sale to Charles Schwab for approximately $1.4 billion (including a $350 million special dividend).
As CEO, he played an instrumental role in creating a strong, recognizable brand, developing world class technology, marketing, product development and the integration of three successful acquisitions.
Prior to joining Enova in January 2013, Fisher served as the CEO and member of the Board of Directors of optionsXpress Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: ENVA) a leading technology and analytics company focused on online lending. David Fisher is the CEO Enova International, Inc.
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