Kimpossible7 wrote:
It's a long story but we didn't want him to have access to his old mail, etc. In hindsight, probably wasn't the best idea.
Yeah... not even necessary if you just wanted to prevent access to the actual email account. But that's en entirely different issue.
Anyway, here we are. Now he's 19 and there's about $250 in his old wallet. If we log into his old account on another phone that has other accounts on it, how would that work? I didn't think that was possible on a single phone or ipad?
It won't. You would need to log off the current account that is logged in in Settings ➜ Account on the other iPhone before you can log in with the one that has the money.
If you do log in, then data merging can occur from what's left on the iPhone and what is on the account you are logging into, so not the best idea.
But yeah, to be clear, the Apple Cash account (the one managed by GreenDot Bank) is tied to the Apple Account forever and inextricably.
The best, albeit more cumbersome way to do this, is to restore the device you want to use, to factory settings, and then set it up with the old Apple Account. That would allow you to just turn on Apple Cash from the Wallet & Apple Pay section in the Settings app.
With it turned on, you can transfer the money to a bank account or debit card.
click here ➜ Transfer money in Apple Cash to your bank account or debit card - Apple Support