Apple Pay can make it more convenient to buy things while protecting your credit card info. Launched in 2014, the payment service supports tap-to-pay in physical retail stores, online apps and ...

Target has started rolling out Apple Pay support at all its stores across the United States. The stores’ upgraded NFC-enabled payment terminals mean that the retail giant now accepts Apple’s mobile ...

After kicking off a pilot program in July, H-E-B has announced that it will roll out support for tap-to-pay platforms like Apple Pay to all of its locations. H-E-B operates over 300 locations across ...

Samsung Pay, Google Pay and Apple Pay are among the leading mobile payment methods. They’re widely accepted by e-commerce and brick-and-mortar stores. Whether you’re a business owner wondering whether ...

The Home Depot has finally caved and started rolling out the ability to pay with Apple Pay and other tap-to-pay payment methods at some of its U.S. stores in recent weeks, according to a photo shared ...

Two more retailers are joining the many others that support Apple Pay in the United States, with H-E-B adding and Home Depot quietly returning support to their stores. Apple Pay will be celebrating ...

Mobile payments are becoming more popular, and Apple Pay is one of the most widely used digital wallets. It offers a fast and convenient way to pay in stores, online, and even within apps. But with ...

This holiday season, Apple donated $5 to The Global Fund for every purchase made using Apple Pay on Apple.com, the Apple ...

Apple Pay is a mobile, often contactless, payment option that offers additional security features some iOS users may find attractive. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who ...

Apple has announced a new limited-time Apple Pay promotion. The company says you can save 20% on online orders ...

Despite Apple's claim that Apple Pay is available at over 85% of retailers across the United States, several of the country's biggest and most recognizable retailers still don't support it in one form ...