Apple Pay Later, Tech Giant’s BNPL Entry, Off to Strong Start
Apple's buy now, pay later entry is poised to give established players like PayPal, Afterpay & Klarna a run for their money, research shows.
Apple's buy now, pay later entry is poised to give established players like PayPal, Afterpay & Klarna a run for their money, research shows.
A battle of titans is building between Apple and Google over the future of banking. At stake are data and checking account revenue.
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UBS recently published a report titled The Empire Strikes Back: Retailers and Banks to Join Forces as Alternative to Apple Pay in 2015. The report is so full of misguided misconceptions that, normally, I’d be inclined to think “Where did they come up with this stuff?” But in this case, I know where they came […]
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The use of pop-up branches and social media by Wells Fargo provided a low-cost way to introduce and promote their Apple Pay partnership.
Before Apple Pay even been launched publicly, Apple's banking partners started heavily promoting their relationship in digital media.
Apple Pay looks like a great collaboration between credit card companies, financial institutions and retailers. There could still be losers.
TD joins early adopters like J.P. Morgan Payments, Square and Stripe in empowering merchants to use iPhones as payment terminals.
The CFPB's latest report on big tech and contactless payments targets the Apple/Google duopoly. Here's everything you need to know.
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As the use of tap-to-pay with smartphones grows, the CFPB contends that the tech giants are stifling innovation and consumer choice in payments.
Apple Pay has enjoyed exclusive access to iPhone payments, enabling it to charge banks and credit unions whose customers upload their cards.
Apple Pay expands with a BNPL option, so people can make installment purchases at retail stores using its proprietary mobile wallet.
The tech giant's startup acquisition could enhance credit card penetration in the U.S. and beyond while improving Apple Pay engagement.
By turning its mobile phones into payment terminals the iconic tech company may have grand designs of challenging Visa and Mastercard.
Apple can quickly become a major payments player with the iTunes system, 500,000 credit cards on file and new merchant technology.
Major brands like U.S. Bank, Bank of America and Chase amp up payments capabilities in mobile apps, raising the bar for all providers.
The walls between banking and payments, credit and savings will dissolve in the hands of a few dominant players.
If Capital One successfully picks up Discover's payments network, the result will be a major realignment of the payments space.
Digital disruptors are seizing a growing share of the cross-border payments market. It may be time for banks to push back.
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