Wednesday 21 September 2016
Today marks a big day for Apple Pay — it’s adding 33 new US banks to its portfolio. You can find the new banks on the support page for the payment product. However, it also painfully marks one of the problems it has had since its inception. Back in October 2014, coinciding with the launch of the iPhone 6, Apple Pay was touted as a revolutionary new way to pay for things in retail stores. Now, 22 months later, it’s still only available in a few select countries. Of course, it makes sense for Apple to start in the US, as…
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