Apple shuts Apple Pay Later, but it will return (sorta)
Apple has closed down its US Apple Pay Later service, but plans to introduce a similar solution globally later in the year.
Category: Apple Card
Apple to end Goldman Sachs partnership for Apple Card
Is it curtains for Apple Card? I doubt it, given the high-value clients it has already attracted, but news confirms claims of tensions with Goldman Sachs.
Open Banking comes to iOS as Wallet gains UK account access
Now you’ll be able to check your bank balance while making an Apple Pay transaction and also within Wallet as open banking tech comes to iOS. What next?
Goldman Sachs celebrates ‘shared focus’ with Apple on Apple Card
Liz Martin, Goldman Sachs’s head of Enterprise Partnerships, praises shared focus on best-in-class customer experience that promotes healthier financial lives
Apple introduces Tap to Pay on iPhone in the U.K.
Merchants can now accept Apple Pay and other contactless payments simply by using iPhone and a partner-enabled iOS app, company reveals in morning news.
Will Apple Card arrive in India before it reaches Europe?
An India national news report cites unattributed sources who claim Apple is in talks with banks in India to perhaps introduce some version of Apple Card there.
This is why Apple Pay services adoption will accelerate fast
Almost 40% of US consumers already prefer to pay for their orders at restaurants and bars using mobile payment apps like Apple Pay, rather than physical cards
With Savings, Apple has actually built a Magic Money Tree
With near $1 billion saved in its Apple Savings in just four days, Apple is building a bulwark among the world’s wealthiest to help it thrive in tough times.
Apple Card Savings launches, but only in the US
The service exists inside the Savings dashboard in Wallet. There it will be possible to track the account balance and top up interest earned over that time.
Apple Pay gets ready to grab a $24b market opportunity
Apple Pay Later seems later than expected but Apple has expanded internal testing of the service, which suggests it is toward introduction.
