Starbucks Card Mobile App Payment Trial Expanded
Starbucks announced today that its Starbucks Card Mobile app now allows users to make payments through the app in more than 1,000 locations in Target stores throughout the U.S.
At its initial release in September, the app's payment system worked only in 16 stores in the Seattle and Silicon Valley areas.
To accompany the expanded payment trial locations, users have options to find eligible Starbucks stores using the iPhone's location awareness to search nearby, by zip code, or by a specific address.
The previous functionality to register Starbucks Cards, check balances, reload and more remains.
The Starbucks Card Mobile app is free [App Store].
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