Kroger, the nation's largest independent supermarket chain, is quietly ending its long boycott of Apple Pay and other contactless payments in hundreds of its stores. The Cincinnati-based chain, which ...

Apple's Tap to Pay feature on iPhone has been introduced in Italy, the tech giant announced on Wednesday, May 29. According to 9to5mac, the contactless payment feature was recently made available in ...

Apple has expanded Tap to Pay's availability and is giving businesses and merchants across the United Kingdom the option to accept contactless payments using just their iPhones. The tech giant ...

Many Target shoppers use contactless payment methods to make checkout faster and more secure. Whether you’re shopping ...

Apple has introduced Tap to Pay on iPhone in Australia, enabling businesses to securely accept contactless payments in person while preserving privacy. Contactless payments are widespread in Australia ...

Apple is expanding its Tap to Pay feature to UK users, the company announced this Thursday. With that, businesses across the United Kingdom can now accept in-person contactless payments through Tap to ...

For the first time, Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit riders can use contactless payment to pay their fare. Previously, passengers paid using either their Cornell ID, cash, the Tcard or FreeRyde ...

Back in October, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the newly launched Apple Pay was already the leader in the contactless payments, with it already been used more than the total of all other competitors ...

The EU accused Apple of abusing its dominant position by limiting access to mobile payment technology. Apple has blocked rival mobile wallet apps from using the NFC tech used by Apple Pay, the EU ...

Apple flicked the switch on Apple Pay for U.K. shoppers in 2015, taking the tech company’s contactless payment service outside of the U.S. for the first time since its launch. The widespread use of ...

Apple has announced the launch of Tap to Pay on iPhone in the United Kingdom, allowing independent sellers, small merchants, and large retailers in the country to use ‌iPhones‌ as a payment terminal.

Apple has announced the launch of Tap to Pay on iPhone in Australia, allowing independent sellers, small merchants, and large retailers in the country to use ‌iPhones‌ as a payment terminal.