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The bank's retail clients can enable iPhones to accept payments without extra hardware, raising the stakes for any company that competes with the bank for merchant clients.
August 28 -
The tech giant wanted to put the consumer first. This meant its banking partner was always second — and taking on more risk than most card issuers at a time of economic volatility.
July 10 -
By integrating its new installment product with its widely popular mobile wallet, Apple is more likely to capitalize on spending data than to focus on creating a large loan portfolio.
March 29 -
Apple updated its App Store guidelines Monday with new and clearer language explaining its policy toward cryptocurrency trading and nonfungible tokens.
October 25 -
The payment processor is an early user of Apple's smartphone payments capability, which provides a DIY option for retail workers, but doesn't necessarily cover all merchants in all use cases.
August 2 -
Apple is developing its own payment processing technology and infrastructure for future financial products, part of an ambitious effort that would reduce its reliance on outside partners over time, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
March 30 -
Apple's planned update for accepting contactless payments on its handsets is as disruptive as it is inevitable. Companies like Ingenico, which makes point-of-sale hardware, have strategies in place to build on the tech giant's platform without sidelining their own devices.
February 16 -
The move could impact payments providers that rely on Apple’s iPhones to facilitate sales, such as Block’s Square, which dominates the market.
January 27 -
Apple and Affirm's PayBright are planning to launch a buy now/pay later program for Apple device purchases in Canada, stepping up the iPhone maker’s ambitions to offer more financial services.
August 4 -
The tech giant is entering a heavily competitive market led by large companies like PayPal and hot startups like Affirm and Afterpay.
July 16