Apple Pay Promo Offers 20% Discount on Fanatics Purchases
Apple today sent out its latest Apple Pay promo, which is offering Apple Pay users a 20 percent discount on a purchase of $25 or more from the Fanatics app or the Fanatics website in celebration of the upcoming Super Bowl.
Fanatics is a site that offers up team-themed gear for sports fans. The site has partnerships with the NFL, MLB, NHL, NASCAR, NBA, and more.

To get the 20 percent discount, customers will need to make a purchase of $25 or more in the Fanatics app or the Fanatics website using Apple Pay, and the code "APPLEPAY" will need to be used at checkout.
The discount will be available until 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 3, and certain brands and merchandise will be excluded.
Apple's email also references other game day-themed apps, including DoorDash, Gametime, and Little Caesars.
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