Three years after the launch of Apple Pay, it's time to take stock

We love Apple PayWell, it is not yet a very consolidated service, but the truth is that little by little is gaining users since more and more banks are adding to allow the use of the payment system with the Apple iPhone.

A service that is already three years old and that allows us to make any payment from our iPhone, and the truth is that you just have to try it to love it. The possibility of being able to go out without money and without cards thanks to carrying them on your iPhone is a success, we can even withdraw money from the ATM with our iPhone ... 3 years in the marketHas been Jennifer Bailey, one of those responsible for Apple Pay, which has commented on the good progress of the service at the Money20 / 20 fair in Las Vegas ...

As we have already told you, Apple Pay to launch soon in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Poland; this in addition to the launch of Apple Pay Cash, something that will allow us to make micropayments between users who have an iPhone through a kind of prepaid card that will work with recharges through the card we have with Apple Pay. Great movements for the future of Apple Pay that, as we said, Jennifer Bailey perfectly summarized at the Money20 / 20 conference in Las Vegas:

• Apple Pay is now three years old
• Apple's mobile payment service is available in 20 financial markets worldwide
• Reach be present in 70% of the world's card payment transactions
• Apple Pay works with about 4000 debit and credit card operators
• El 50% of US merchants accept Apple Pay
• All Ticketmaster locations already have Contactless card support enabled and therefore they are compatible with Apple Pay and the Apple Wallet
• Apple Pay covers 90% of the needs in transactions through mobiles

Now we just have to wait for Apple to finish launching Apple Pay CashIt will also be necessary to see if the Cupertino boys decide on launch it in all countries where Apple Pay exists since we assume that they will have to go through the hoop of the specific financial legislation of each country. Nevertheless, Apple Pay's growth is still pretty good, and the reception by users and financial institutions seems to be the same, so it is not surprising that in a few years we can continue to see new features of the most widely used mobile payment service.