2017-10-24 17:52
Technology
Alex Lowe

Apple Pay launches today in Denmark, Finland, Sweden and UAE

Apple Pay launches today in Denmark, Finland, Sweden and UAE

Today, Apple has expanded where Apple Pay is available and it has added support for Denmark, Finland, Sweden and the United Arab Emirates. The addition of these countries were promised during the third quarter earnings.

What Credit Cards are supported?

In Denmark, the following banks and credit unions are supporting Apple Pay:

  • Jyske Bank (Visa debit cards only)
  • Nordea

In Finland – credit cards and debit cards from the following banks can be used:

  • Nordea
  • ST1

In the United Arab Emirates:

  • Emirates Islamic
  • Emirates NBD
  • HSBC
  • mashreq
  • RAKBANK
  • Standard Chartered Bank

In Sweden:

  • Nordea
  • ST1

Apple Pay

Apple Pay was launched back in 2014 along with the iPhone 6 launch and was only available in the United States at that stage. Later the next year, in 2015 Apple added the United Kingdom as one of the listed countries and more have joined since, including China, France, Japan and Italy.

Apple Pay works very similar to how contactless cards do, but by using Touch ID and Face ID it is considered a much more secure method of payment, even more so that chip and pin.

Source: Apple Finland, Apple Denmark, Apple Sweden and Apple United Arab Emirates

News via: MacRumors

Alex Lowe

Apple Pay launches today in Denmark, Finland, Sweden and UAE

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

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