Apple Pay Could Launch in Germany as Early as Next Month


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hints when apple pay coming germany have been few , far between on last year, negotiations between apple , german banks allegedly stalling due conflicting views on fees , controls.

last rumor came in may , suggested apple pay launch in country in fall or winter, today 1 macrumors reader provided potential hint apple gearing introduce mobile payment system in germany imminently.

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while setting new apple watch on fifth regional betas of ios 11 , watchos 4, developer philipp ebener presented option add german bank cards apple pay first time.

philipp reports wasn't able register of german credit cards system, fact feature has been partially enabled suggests full activation come official public launch of both operating systems.

apple release final version of ios 11 , watchos 4 @ next major event in september, expected debut new iphone models , new apple watch lte standalone cellular connection.

article link: apple pay launch in germany next month
 

finally! please let rumor true!
 


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