Does Apple Pay have a transaction limit in the US? Seems in the UK we will be stuck with a £20 maximum.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33063748
That's pretty rubbish if true.
Does Apple Pay have a transaction limit in the US? Seems in the UK we will be stuck with a £20 maximum.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33063748
LOL, the £20 limit is going to kill this. We've already been able to do contactless payments with cards, paytags, wristbands or whatever device you like. The big draw of Apple Pay was to be able to make larger purchases with security, rather than being limited to £20.
Under Settings on the phone - General - Language and Region.Set region where?
Regarding Apple Pay in Canada, this April report from the Globe and Mail provides some insight: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/repo...-deal-with-apple-pay-reports/article24004338/
Basically, they've all teamed up to negotiate as a cartel and are probably dragging this out. So if you want Apple Pay in Canada, send an email to your bank.
I'm trying to not sound too jaded by this announcement, but Australia is one of the world leaders in NFC payments . . . It's disappointing that nearly 9 months into the release of the ApplePay iPhones that the millions of Australians with them can't use it.The company also announced that Apple Pay will be coming to the United Kingdom, with 250,000 UK merchants launching support of the service in July.
Actually I suspect it's more to do with the transactions being anonymised with Apple Pay, so the banks / retailers can't share information on your purchasing habits for marketing purposes.
With Apple Pay, the banks get exactly the same information as they always have.
Apple Pay was designed so that when you pay in stores Apple doesn’t collect any transaction information that can be tied back to you.
Neither Apple nor your device sends your credit or debit card number. Before they approve the payment, your bank or payment network can verify your payment information by checking the dynamic security code to make sure it’s unique and that it’s tied to your device.
When it comes to privacy, Apple doesn't get to see what you bought, and the merchant doesn't get to see your card number.
That's what I have been thinking.I know it's all speculation and guess work at the moment but wanted to see what people thought of this....
So along with debit cards we can also have store reward/points cards in wallet (as we do with passbook now)
So if I go to subway and pay using Apple pay, will my phone know I'm at subway and bring us my subcard as well as my payment card or will I have to do that manually?