If you've been using Apple Pay, then you probably already know that it offers fast and secure mobile payments for online shopping and in-store purchases. But what exactly is Apple Pay? How does it work? And what are its benefits? In this post, we'll explore all of these questions and more with an easy-to-understand explanation of how Apple Pay works - from how to use it yourself to how it compares with other mobile payment services like Google Wallet, Samsung Pay and more!
What is it?
Apple Pay is a payment system that lets you pay for things with your iPhone. It works with the iPhone 6 and later, iPad Air 2 and later, and iPod touch 6th generation.
Apple Pay lets you add money to your account using credit or debit cards stored on your device or in Apple's cloud-based Wallet app. You can also use Passbook tickets as a form of payment: attach one ticket to an offer and get rewarded in cashback rewards when it's redeemed. Each time you make a purchase using Apple Pay (or store loyalty reward points), we'll automatically deduct the total amount from those funds so there's no need to keep track of them separately!
How does it work?
Apple Pay is a secure way to make purchases in stores, apps and on the web. It's also available as an option for more than 1 million merchants that accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express credit cards.
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Apple Pay lets you use your phone to pay for things at stores that accept contactless payments like 7-Eleven or Dunkin' Donuts. You can use Apple Pay by tapping a finger on the Touch ID sensor on your iPhone 6s Plus (or newer) when prompted by the store clerk; you'll be asked if they can scan your fingerprint or sign their name using Face ID (if they have one).
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In addition to making purchases at places equipped with NFC readers—like those mentioned above—you can make payments using Apple Pay even if they don't have one installed yet: just ask them if they have any paper money! If there isn't any paper money handy either then go back home empty-handed but satisfied knowing that this new technology will someday replace cash altogether... maybe not today though!
What are the benefits of Apple Pay?
Apple Pay is fast, secure and convenient. Here are some of the benefits you'll get when you use Apple Pay:
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It's easy to set up and use in stores
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It's easy to use for online shopping
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You can make purchases via your iPhone or iPad at millions of retail locations that accept contactless payments
Apple Pay offers fast and secure mobile payments for online shopping and in-store purchases.
Apple Pay is a mobile payment system that allows you to pay for items in apps, on web pages and in-store using your iPhone or Apple Watch. It's available on the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone 6s Plus; the Apple Watch; and iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3.
Apple Pay offers fast and secure mobile payments for online shopping and in-store purchases. When you make a purchase with your compatible device at checkout, simply hold it near the contactless reader (found at many locations) to pay without typing in any more information than necessary—and get sent directly through to checkout where it'll automatically be charged to your credit card or bank account associated with whichever method you've chosen during setup.
Conclusion
Apple has built a strong reputation for its products and services, but there’s no doubt that the most exciting part about them is their technology. Apple Pay lets you make payments with your iPhone or iPad at more than 200,000 retail locations across the country. It’s also easy to use and works everywhere credit cards work—so if you’re planning on visiting any of these places during your travels, it might be worth investing in one of these handy devices before heading out!
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