Buy now, pay later options are numerous, with some of them gaining plenty of attention over the last year or so. This idea is apparently one that Apple is interested in, too. And with Goldman Sachs, the banking establishment that helped Apple launch the Apple Card, Apple may actually launch its own alternative.
At this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple showed off one of the more oft-requested features for the Wallet app: support for drivers licenses. Apple hasn't been shy about this being one of the features it has wanted to bring to iOS for quite some time. And with iOS 15 and watchOS 8, that reality is a reality.
Coinbase has been around for a while now, focusing entirely on cryptocurrency. It's a service that started with a way to track different cryptocurrencies across the market. But now, the service also has a debit card.
Coinbase offers several different tools, including a built-in and self-hosted wallet that can store all sorts of currencies and NFTs. But it's newest service is the Coinbase Card, a Visa-branded debit card. It's technically still behind a waitlist, but Coinbase says it's sending out applications for those on that waitlist starting this week.
With today's release of iOS 14.6 (and other software updates), Apple has welcomed one of the newest features for its credit card, the Apple Card. Apple Card for the family is now here.
The financial services corporation Visa has announced that folks in Japan can now add their Visa debit or credit cards to the Wallet app for use with contactless payments via Apple Pay.
Learn how to disable Apple Pay remotely if you have misplaced your iPhone and do not want to leave even a slight chance of thief using your money.
Apple Pay has officially launched in Israel, a nine million people market.
Stop us if you've heard this one: Apple's Services division had another ridiculously strong quarter. Well, sure enough, Apple's confirmed as much today with the company's latest quarterly earnings report.
Support has been in the works for a bit of time now, but for folks who live in San Francisco, use the area's public transportation, and want to use Apple Pay to hop on a ride, the wait is finally over.
The first signs of a future launch of Apple Pay support in South Africa popped up back in January. Now, more than two months later, the time has finally arrived.
Apple Pay isn't available everywhere, but Apple is working on that. The company continues to expand the mobile payment option to more markets, with one more in line.
It's been a longtime coming, but the wait is finally over for folks in Mexico looking forward to using Apple Pay. After plenty of build-up, Apple is finally available in Mexico.