Apple Pay’s Vice President Jennifer Bailey will deliver the keynote speech at TRANSACT, the world’s largest payments technology show running from April 30 through May 2.
Apple Pay is continuing its slow expansion as it is officially now available in Germany, a country that counts 83 million people.
T-Mobile’s launched a new mobile banking solution, T-Mobile Money, available as an app for iPhone and Android.
Aside from Belgium, Apple Pay today launched in Kazakhstan too, marking the 30th and 31st market where Apple’s mobile payment service is officially available.
Apple Pay just launched in Belgium where customers can now use their MasterCard or Maestro cards to make contactless payments.
You can now use Apple Pay to buy prescriptions and other items at the nation’s No.1 pharmacy, CVS. The news was first announced in July.
Apple Pay, Cupertino’s mobile payments service on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, is coming soon to the 32 million people market of Saudi Arabia with initial support from the Saudi Payments Network.
Fighting over who gets to pay for dinner has never been more fun with Apple Pay Cash.
Apple Pay will gradually become a payment option on eBay. At least at the beginning, however, it will only be available via the web, not through an app.
According to a new report, Apple’s mobile payment service could launch in Austria in the coming months with initial support from Bank Austria as one of the participating issuers.
After launching in Poland yesterday, the Apple Pay mobile payment service is now available to customers in Norway, a 5.2 million people country where contactless payments are widely accepted. The service recently launched in Ukraine, too.
Apple Pay is now available in Poland, the sixth most populous member state of the European Union with a population of approximately 38.5 million people.