Mobile payments have a long way to go before they actually replace everyone’s wallet, but that doesn’t mean the big boys aren’t already duking it out for supremacy. A new report from Bloomberg ...

Apple Pay Later is shutting down starting today, June 17, 2024. Apple will replace this feature with support for installment loans from participating credit, debit cards, or Affirm. Whereas Apple Pay ...

Apple Pay is everywhere. Restaurants, stores, and gas stations have the Apple logo next to their payment terminals, inviting iPhone users to tap their devices and be on with their day. Google Pay is ...

Android Pay, which made its debut in the U.S. just five months ago, is already gearing up to take its fight against Apple Pay international. The U.K. will be the second market served by Google’s ...

Google’s answer to Apple Pay is here: Android pay, a mobile payment platform now live at more than one million restaurants, stores, and other locations in the United States. The tap-to-pay system ...

Apple Pay is now the fifth most widely available online payment option as more shoppers ditch traditional checkout forms for faster, mobile-first alternatives. A May 2025 study by Merchant Machine ...

Not everyone wants to pay for purchases with their phones, it seems. Case in point: Apple unveiled Apple Pay, its mobile payment system, last fall, letting iPhone owners use fingerprint authentication ...

Accept EMV chip cards, Apple Pay, Android Pay, and other NFC payments fast. The compatible devices are iPhone 7,iPhone 6s,iPhone 6,iPhone SE,iPhone 5 and 5C and Samsung Galaxy S7,Samsung Galaxy S6 ...

One day, your iPhone or Apple Watch could actually start dispensing money. It’ll be your own money coming out of an ATM, but it’s still cool. Officials at Bank of America and Wells Fargo have dropped ...

Trust Wallet’s Apple Pay integration streamlines crypto onboarding for users seeking fast, familiar, and secure payment ...