90-Prozent aller US-Kreditkartentransaktionen laufen bereits über Banken, die Apple Pay unterstützen. Sprich: Nur 10-Prozent von jedem Einkauf, den Kunden mit einer Kreditkarte bezahlen, lässt sich noch nicht über Apple Pay abwickeln. Apples aktuelle Herausforderung besteht also darin a) international zu starten, b) in mehr Shops als Zahlungsmethode verfügbar zu sein und c) die bestehenden iPhone-Kundenweiterlesen

Following Apple’s announcement last month, both Wal-Mart and Best Buy confirmed to The Wall Street Journal that customers would not be able to use the system in their stores. Earlier this week, a leaked internal memo from Rite Aid revealed that the drug store chain was modifying or disabling its NFC readers, preventing access toweiterlesen

Januar 2014: Three payments industry executives tell Re/code that eBay-owned PayPal has been pitching Apple on helping the consumer electronics maker bring its long-rumored payments initiative to fruition. These people, who have spoken to contacts at both Apple and PayPal, say that PayPal is essentially willing to white-label parts of its payment service to beweiterlesen