TD Bank Deploys Apple’s Tap to Pay with iPhone to Grow Its SMB Lineup
TD joins early adopters like J.P. Morgan Payments, Square and Stripe in empowering merchants to use iPhones as payment terminals.
TD joins early adopters like J.P. Morgan Payments, Square and Stripe in empowering merchants to use iPhones as payment terminals.
While an 'Apple Bank' may never happen, the big tech's financial ambitions keep growing, as 12 million Apple Cards attest.
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.
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As Twitter revives its superapp dream, consider that Apple might already be one. It's not a copy of WeChat or AliPay, but a uniquely American take.
Apple's buy now, pay later entry is poised to give established players like PayPal, Afterpay & Klarna a run for their money, research shows.
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Seven in 10 Apple Card holders and many who don’t yet have the card say they plan to open the high-yield savings account.
Deposits are a challenge for the banking industry, but Apple's savings account is a much bigger competitive threat than just funding.
Apple Savings adds another interlocking piece to the big tech's growing ecosystem of financial services creating a financial juggernaut.
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Apple Wallet, Apple Pay, Apple Card, Apple Cash and more on the way. Suddenly the iPhone looks a lot like a lean, mean banking competitor.
Apple Pay has enjoyed exclusive access to iPhone payments, enabling it to charge banks and credit unions whose customers upload their cards.
The Apple Pay Later product slams other BNPL players, but its effect on banking could be bigger, especially as part of a payments platform.
Apple is on its way to becoming the one-size-fits-all banking provider, as it expands past just payments products, says global fintech advisor Efi Pylarinou.
Blending physical 'branches' it doesn't own with digital service about to be revved up helps Green Dot make money from people of modest means.
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.
Consumers give the protections a thumbs-up, but the changes could negatively impact financial marketing strategies. Here’s how to adapt.
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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