Apple Pay

Apple will make an unspecified donation to national parks in the United States for purchases at an Apple Store, apple.com, and the Apple Store app.

Apple has launched its latest Apple Pay promotion which offers customers $2 off a Footlong when they use the Subway app.

Apple Pay just expanded further with Qatari bank QNB adding support for contactless payments via iPhone and Apple Watch. Users of Macs and iPads can also use Apple Pay to pay for items online, too.

A new report from Pulse says that 2 billion mobile wallet payments were made in 2020 and that Apple Pay accounted for 92% of those.

Apple Pay could be coming to Central America for the first time with new reports suggesting BAC Credomatic is nearing a launch of the feature in Costa Rica.

Apple is promoting Apple Pay with a new promotion that gives people the chance to save money when kitting themselves and their kids out for school.

Coinbase has announced that the platform now supports Apple Pay, letting users buy cryptocurrency with debit cards linked to Apple Pay.

ING Belgium has added support for Apple Pay, bringing the contactless payment system to 1.4 million customers who use the ING Banking app with their cards.

South African bank FNB has added Apple Pay support, bringing iPhone and Apple Watch contactless payments to multiple card types.

Apple has launched its latest Apple Pay promotion which features savings with the Sonic, ParkWhiz, and HotelTonight app.

If Apple is continuing to chase growth in its services revenue, it needs to look outside of the U.S. for its Apple Card.

Russia's national payment system Mir now supports Apple Pay, the company has announced.

If Apple does come out with a financing service like 'Apple Pay Later,' it would disrupt the credit card industry more than Apple Card.

Reports that Apple is working on an 'Apple Pay Later' scheme has sent the shares of potential rival payment firms tumbling.

According to a new report from Bloomberg Law, Apple is working on a new financing program for all purchases made using Apple Pay.

An identify thief in Washington state has been jailed for three years and ordered to pay back more than $600,000 in goods bought using stolen credit card information and Apple Pay.