Apple has finally launched its mobile payment service, the Apple Pay, in Canada. Apple Pay was launched back in October 2014 in the United States, and Apple has now officially confirmed in a tweet that company’s mobile payment service in now available to all the American Express cardholders in Canada.

According to a recent report from Wall Street Journal, Apple is working with different banks to introduce a peer-to-peer payment service to take on the likes of PayPal and Venmo, and now another report suggests that Apple could use iMessage to make such money transfer a breeze.

Apple has added 35 new banks and financial institutions to Apple Pay – its mobile payment service – in the United states. With the addition of these 35 new institutions, Apple Pay is now supported by more than 375 banks and financial institutions across the United States.

Google is reportedly planning to launch Google Pay at its upcoming Google I/O conference in May 2015. According to ArsTechnica, citing the sources close to the matter, Google will announce a new payment API called Google Pay during its Google I/O conference. The rumor comes out following Google’s acquisition of Softcard (formerly known as Isis) […]

Apple Pay is a very convenient and seamless service of car-free payments – until you restore your iPhone 6 or 6 Plus after adding a card into Apple Pay. There are numerous threads appearing in Apple Support Communities reporting about an error that won’t allow users to add cards back into Apple Pay after restoring […]

Walt Disney World is all set to bring contacless payments to its resorts before Christmas, by rolling out Apple Pay and other NFC base services such as Google Wallet at its ticket sales booths, service restaurants, stores and bars on December 24th. So all the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users who are heading […]