Apple has signed up a clutch of new banks and financial services for its mobile payment system Apple Pay, giving the company potential coverage of around 90 percent of credit card purchases by volume in the US. Alongside new support from "dozens" of retail stores and banks (including Commerce Bank, TD Bank, Barclaycard and SunTrust), the New York Times reports that Apple Pay will also be accepted at the Amway Center stadium, home of the Orlando Magic basketball team.
"Apple Pay will be at the core of US consumerism: selling hot dogs & soda"
While a small deal like Amway might be a neat way way to showcase Apple Pay's speed and ease-of-use (perhaps making some mobile payment converts at half-time) it doesn't address one of the... Reported by The Verge 9 hours ago.
"Apple Pay will be at the core of US consumerism: selling hot dogs & soda"
While a small deal like Amway might be a neat way way to showcase Apple Pay's speed and ease-of-use (perhaps making some mobile payment converts at half-time) it doesn't address one of the... Reported by The Verge 9 hours ago.