Apple Pay is currently available in 11 countries around the world. Since its launch in October 2014, the company had barely expanded this service in other countries except the UK. But over the past year, the Cupertino-based company has expanded the number of countries where this new form of electronic payments is already supported and among which we can find France, Russia, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong ... The launch of macOS Sierra, the latest version of the operating system for Mac, already allows payments through Safari with Apple Pay. In addition, thanks to Touch ID of the new MacBook Pro it is now easier to confirm purchases with our fingerprint, without having to use the iPhone.
Apple Pay continues to expand its horizons and since yesterday non-profit organizations you can now start receiving donations directly through this technologyIn this way we can send money to charities quickly and without having to make transfers or having to go to the bank to make them.
Some of the non-profit organizations that will benefit from this new way of getting help are UNICEF, Cruz Roza Americana, Save the Childer, World Wildlife Fund and several others up to a total of 19 organizations charity. These organizations already offer through their web pages the possibility that any user can make a deposit quickly. and hassle-free with Apple Pay.
Jennifer Bailey, Vice President of Apple Pay says:
Apple Pay offers a simple and secure way to support the incredible work of these non-profit organizations and this new technology is sure to encourage Apple customers to make donations during the upcoming holiday season as it is a very quick, easy process. and sure.