2016-09-11 5:22
Technology
Alex Lowe

Sainsbury’s ‘might’ be launching Apple Pay later this year

Sainsbury’s ‘might’ be launching Apple Pay later this year

In the UK, only two of the major supermarkets have officially adopted Apple Pay; Waitress and M&S. Tesco have also finally rolled out contactless readers in some major stores, with no word as of yet to support Apple Pay. Now Sainsbury’s have confirmed to us in an email that the company is hoping to have Apple Pay and contactless payments in store later in the year.

Dear Alex

Thanks for your email.

I’m sorry that we don’t have Apple or contactless payments in store yet. I can understand your disappointment with this, especially as it would make your shopping experience much more convenient.

We are hoping to launch Apple and contactless payments later in the year and we will release more information on this closer to the time. Sorry that I can’t provide you with more information at this moment, but we hope to have it in store very soon.

We appreciate you taking the time to get in touch with us, and we hope to see you shop with us soon.

Kind regards

Source: Sainsbury’s Customer Services

Alex Lowe

Sainsbury’s ‘might’ be launching Apple Pay later this year

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.

Other Posts

Apple Maps now available on the web
Apple launches new web version of Apple Maps available for the web, at beta.maps.apple.com
Now discontinued, Apple removes all references to iPod touch from its main website
After being discontinued, any mention of the the iconic iPod touch on apple.com has been removed
Android Pay launches at I/O 2015
Following on from Apple Pay in September, Google now has Android Pay
Starlink Mini
Starlink offers new paid Standby Mode, replacing free Pause Mode in the UK
Starlink switches to new paid Standby Mode, at £4.50 per month - replacing the old free Pause Mode