After the European Commission expressed its concerns due to the exclusivity of Apple Wallet and Pay in iPhonethe apple She agreed to change her policy.
It will soon be possible to use other payment services as an alternative to official Apple services.
Apple Pay and Wallet are no longer exclusive payment methods for iPhone
The European Commission announced that Apple Agreed At his request, I committed to expanding the payment systems allowed on iPhones.
Therefore, wireless payment and digital wallet will not be limited to Apple Pay Apple Wallet, third-party payment services, and digital wallets will now be supported on iPhone.
In this way, NFC technology will be opened up to developers in the EU so they can implement wireless payments on iPhones.
At the moment, there is still no date for the implementation of this function, but it is a sign of the evolution in Apple's policy towards a more open system, at least in the European Union.
MBWay may get an NFC payment option on iPhone
With this policy change, MBWay could be one of the services that benefits.
Instead of being asked to scan a QR code to make a payment, the possibility to make a payment by calling using the iPhone will certainly also be implemented, as is already the case with Apple Pay.
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