Apple Pay support has been extended to 14 additional retailers in the United States, including Bashas', Coca-Cola Vending, Dan's Fresh Market, Dick's Fresh Market, Fuddruckers, Jamba Juice, Jersey Mike's Subs, JetBlue, Lin's Fresh Market, Maceys, Office Max, Pep Boys, Regal Cinemas and Walt Disney World, as spotted by AppleInsider.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced on Monday during the company's "Spring Forward" media event that Apple Pay support will be rolling out at some 40,000 Coca-Cola vending machines across the United States, with the mobile payments service now accepted at over 700,000 locations nationwide. Apple Pay remains limited to the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the United States, although Apple has expressed plans to launch the service in other countries.
GameStop and Marriott International also announced Apple Pay support this week.
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What product are we talking about here?
Signed,
A European
While Apple Pay might seem very successful it isn't even a drop in the ocean in terms of the number of payments that are made with credit and debit cards worldwide every day.
The question is whether people will swap the hundreds of millions of payment cards that are out there for something which only works with relatively expensive phones (I'm not just including iPhones when I say that). That is how the success or failure of NFC payments will be measured.
*I'm not saying it's failed here, just that it's far too soon to draw any conclusions.
I'm guessing you missed the whole CVS / RiteAid NFC/CurrentC debacle??
- Some of these are simply adding NFC terminals.
- Some are adding Apple Pay support to their iOS store app.
- And some are adding iBeacons.
A lot of it is because of terminals being replaced in advance of the October EMV deadline.