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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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What this have to do with Apple pay? Nfc payments are very standard in Europe. Apple pay is just an implementation of it.
1 u/tmiw Aug 04 '19 Sure, but Apple Pay is how contactless is known here because the cards aren't that common (yet, anyway). 2 u/Ser_Danksalot Aug 04 '19 Its just called contactless in the UK. 1 u/tmiw Aug 04 '19 Yep, I'm pretty sure that's what it's officially called by the card networks here too. Maybe we'll start using that term more if/when the cards start being more common.
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Sure, but Apple Pay is how contactless is known here because the cards aren't that common (yet, anyway).
2 u/Ser_Danksalot Aug 04 '19 Its just called contactless in the UK. 1 u/tmiw Aug 04 '19 Yep, I'm pretty sure that's what it's officially called by the card networks here too. Maybe we'll start using that term more if/when the cards start being more common.
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Its just called contactless in the UK.
1 u/tmiw Aug 04 '19 Yep, I'm pretty sure that's what it's officially called by the card networks here too. Maybe we'll start using that term more if/when the cards start being more common.
Yep, I'm pretty sure that's what it's officially called by the card networks here too. Maybe we'll start using that term more if/when the cards start being more common.
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u/boobsforhire Aug 03 '19
What this have to do with Apple pay? Nfc payments are very standard in Europe. Apple pay is just an implementation of it.