Apple has launched innovative mobile payment interface in the form of Apple Pay. This is the used by many customers inside the store and it makes the first mobile payment service to see widespread use.
However, this is boon for iPhone users, but it also boost productivity of its competitors like Softcard and Google as they have also noticed that their services are being used very frequently. This is so effortless yet futuristic as this is like a dream when we ditch our wallet over smartphone mobile payment interface to make payment for our physical goods.
As per the Softcard Chief Executive, Michael Abbot, Apple Pay is act like a huge tailwind for others and rising huge waves make other bloat floating higher. If we talk about its popularity, we have just pick a McDonald for an example, which is a first-pioneer food giant and has 14,000 locations in the US. The all centres are using Apple Pay. And after its three week of launching, it has also hold half of Mickey D’s tap-to-pay transactions. Apart from this, 150,000 Apple pay transactions have been run through at the Whole Foods. This is very futuristic service by the Cupertino giant as they have already revealed Apple pay setup process.
This brand new service is compatible with your iPhone, NFC and even on your iWatch. If you are having new Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, you will get the best service. If we talk about its future perspective, this new Apple Pay is far from the dominant payment system but through retailers, it has received laudable acclamation. The other mobile payment interface system like Google and Softcard have also found that their services downloaded more often since the Apple Pay has launched.
With the help of this service on your Apple iPhone 6 version, you will not require to mention your credit card number or any kind of shipment details, you will have to just hold your iPhone device near the contactless reader while keeping your finger on Touch ID sensor. So this is astounding technology bestowed by Apple and it will surely capture lots of potential retail customers for sure.
Source: NYtimes