WWDC: Apple opens a new business with Apple Pay Later
Affirm says Apple can’t match its service, while Morgan Stanley says that Apple’s offer seems relatively limited, though has loyalty and acceptance to help it.
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Barclaycard intros virtual Apple Pay cards for business use
Barclaycard Payments has introduced Apple Pay support to its Precisionpay Go virtual Visa card as mobile payment adoption continues to accelerate.
Tim Cook hints Apple Card, Apple Pay expansion plans
“Apple Card has a great runway ahead…” said Cook. “Growth of Apple Pay has been just stunning, .. there’s a lot more there to go…” What’s coming?
How to delete Apple Pay from your stolen iPhone
Access device via FindMy app or using iCloud, Apple ID and a web browser. Switch device to missing mode to automatically delete all payment cards and lock…
Is Apple Pay expanding the services it offers in Europe?
Apple has allegedly leased an additional three floors at a prestigious development situated in the heart of the City of London’s financial business district.
US kids love Apple Watch, use Apple Pay and most own iPhone
U.S. teenagers love the Apple Watch, a new Piper Sandler survey shows. Around 30% of them already own one while around 86% of teenagers own an iPhone, it says
Apple Pay dominates U.S. mobile wallet space, will grow more
And with record iPhone 12 and anticipated iPhone 13 sales this leadership will continue to grow as consumers get over initial resistance to mobile payments
When will Apple Pay do something like this?
Revolut Shopper combines shopping codes, cashback deals and secure card payments in one browser plugin. It’s smart and every bank should do this.
Why Apple Pay launch in South Africa matters so much
In the next few years, 850 million mobile payment users in Africa will conduct transactions worth $2.5tn to $3tn a year, says Boston Consulting Group.
Does Apple pay artists better than other music streamers?
Apple Music is not the world’s biggest music streaming service in terms of users or the number of tracks it serves up, but seems to pay much more in royalties than any other service.
