Apple Pay launches in NZ: why only ANZ’s onboard
Other major banks at war with Apple on two fronts. UPDATED
Two years after its US launch, Apple Pay finally launches in New Zealand today.
It allows you to use your iPhone SE, 6 or 7, Apple Watch or even recent-model iPad as a digital wallet, paying with a tap at retail terminals that support Visa and Paywave.
But there’s a catch: at this point, only
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Chris Keall
Thu, 13 Oct 2016
Thu, 13 Oct 2016
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Apple Pay launches in NZ: why only ANZ’s onboard
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