Reports suggest that the irresistible force of Apple Pay has just encountered the immovable object known as China.
Tim Cook announced a new deal with the US government that enables Apple Pay for users enrolled in various federal payment programs, such as Social Security and veterans benefits.
Just a few short months after its launch, Apple Pay has grown to dominate the mobile payments market, helping Apple make even more money than ever before.
Major Western Union branches in the U.S. now support money transfers and bill payments through Apple Pay.
The ongoing saga that is Apple Pay has had its share of twists and turns, and this market-changer is poised to shake up even more of the sector.
Apple Pay is rapidly becoming one of the biggest names in the field when it comes to mobile payments, which is why it's a bit distressing to hear about a new glitch in the system.
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ITG Investment Research has new figures for November that shows Apple Pay's staying power among its mobile payment rivals.
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Square's founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey, recently told CNN that Apple Pay support may be on the way some time next year.
When Apple Pay arrived there were those who were skeptical about Apple's ability to perform in such a field, but some analysts are growing optimistic.
Apple has announced that its app store in China will be accepting payments via UnionPay.