Apple Pay is racking up more partners.
Dozens of banks and retailers have signed on in recent weeks to work with Apple Pay, Apple's mobile payment platform that allows users to pay for things by tapping their phones at a point-of-sale terminal, Apple announced Tuesday, according to The New York Times.
See also: Why Apple Pay Is the Most Secure Payment Platform on the Planet
Companies such as SunTrust, Barclayard and USAA are recent additions to Apple Pay, the Times reports. Ten banks — including TD Bank North America and Commerce Bank — are also integrating into the platform. Elsewhere, Staples, Winn-Dixie and Albertsons have begun using Apple Pay. The home of the Orlando Magic (Amway Center) is set to also begin accepting Apple Pay Friday, so basketball lovers can hit the concession stand using mobile technology. Read more...
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Dozens of banks and retailers have signed on in recent weeks to work with Apple Pay, Apple's mobile payment platform that allows users to pay for things by tapping their phones at a point-of-sale terminal, Apple announced Tuesday, according to The New York Times.
See also: Why Apple Pay Is the Most Secure Payment Platform on the Planet
Companies such as SunTrust, Barclayard and USAA are recent additions to Apple Pay, the Times reports. Ten banks — including TD Bank North America and Commerce Bank — are also integrating into the platform. Elsewhere, Staples, Winn-Dixie and Albertsons have begun using Apple Pay. The home of the Orlando Magic (Amway Center) is set to also begin accepting Apple Pay Friday, so basketball lovers can hit the concession stand using mobile technology. Read more...
More about Apple, Mobile Payment, Tech, Apps Software, and Mobile Reported by Mashable 10 minutes ago.