Thanks to the Express Transit feature that's available through Apple Pay, you can hop on the tube, buses, trams, light rail and overground rail in major cities and pay for your public transit journeys just by holding your iPhone or Apple Watch close to the contactless NFC terminal, no need to press any buttons or verify with Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode whatsoever.
You no longer have to use Touch ID, Face ID or passcode authentication at the turnstile when traveling the London Underground because the handy Express Transit feature is now officially enabled and available to Apple Pay customers in London.
Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple was bringing Apple Pay Express Transit mode to iPhone and Apple Watch owners in London, England. Unfortunately, those customers are still waiting.
One of the perks of the first credit card from Apple, the Apple Card, is its 3% Daily Cash cash back deal from select retailers. And now one more is included in the (apparently growing) list.
If you plan on purchasing something from Apple before December 2, Apple will donate some money to (RED) if you use Apple Pay.
It shouldn't be surprising that Apple has effectively locked down the NFC chip in its iPhone lineup, but some people around the globe aren't happy about that.
Companies as gigantic as Apple and Google are always looking for new markets to dominate. Financial services are no different.
Earlier today, Apple officially announced its fiscal fourth quarterly earnings, revealing another strong three month stretch for the company.
Starbucks has offered a mobile payment option for many years now, and, considering the chain's dominance in the United States, it has been the most popular option out there.
Be aware of phishing scams and other nefarious schemes designed to compromise your credit card details. If you believe you’re a victim of a scam involving your Apple Card, here’s what you need to do in order to report Apple Card fraud, right from your iPhone.
Apple and investment bank Goldman Sachs have now officially begun reporting of Apple Card financial and payment details to credit bureaus.
Apple's mobile payment service is now more widely available in Europe with support from new banks and financial institutions in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands.