Internal communications sent to employees at multiple U.K. retailers appear to confirm that Apple Pay will be accepted for mobile payments in their country starting on July 14, 9to5Mac reports. Apple has also informed its own retail employees they’ll be getting training for Apple Pay support on July 12, just ahead of the launch date for retailers. It’s possible that Apple Pay will launch later at some stores, but July 14 seems like it could be a fairly widespread start date. Apple confirmed a July launch at WWDC, and an FAQ released a few weeks later explained that U.K. Apple Pay users won’t need to enter a PIN for purchases, but will still face the usual £20 limit currently imposed on contactless transactions. That limit is being increased to £30 nationally this September.
Latest News
- Upgrade to a Smart Speaker with the Belkin SoundForm Elite, now 33% off
- Spotify introduces offline playback for Apple Watch
- iPhones dominate the global smartphone market in Q2
- App age rating for contest and gambling apps updated
- MacPilot lifetime license is 59% off
- Grab an 11-inch iPad Pro 128GB Wi-Fi model at $104 off
- Opera GX Mobile open Beta now available on TestFlight
- App Tracking Transparency the highlight of new Apple ad
- iPhone 12 leads 5G Smartphone boom in Japan
- Babbel Lifetime Subscription (All Languages) is 60% Off