Whether you're shopping online or in-store at Walmart, you can't use Apple Pay, Google Pay or other digital wallets to make a purchase. And that won't be changing any time soon. You can still use most major credit and debit cards when buying something in-store or online.

Store managers will also be getting a raise. The current average salary for store managers of $117,000 will be raised to $128,000. They would also be eligible for annual bonuses as high as 200% of base salary.

The compensation changes reflect the key role these multistore supervisors play in the success of the business, the retailer said.

The Wall Street Journal first reported the changes, noting that the people receiving these pay raises are market managers who oversee around a dozen stores. Their total pay, including bonuses and stock awards, will increase from $320,000 to $420,000 on the low end and from $570,000 to $620,000 on the high end, according to a Walmart spokesperson.

Walmart still does not accept Apple Pay or other NFC payments at its more than 4,600 stores across the U.S., and it stood firm on its reasoning

Despite widespread adoption, Walmart has doubled down and gone on record saying it will not accept NFC-based payments like Apple Pay — in the U.S., at least.

Walmart is offering some of its managers substantial wage hikes as part of a larger drive to increase salaries.