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Because we learned that. From sunny2k1... Yes, I/ we know what to think of him and his posts. But before many launches happened we got an iOS update.
[doublepost=1542297404][/doublepost]They added definitely online shops: https://www.apple.com/de/apple-pay/
Is Revolut new?
Revolut is not new. Has been there since the landingpage launched.
Do you guys know u can use this inside the App?
I was wondering since the launch why Revolt is listed as a place to pay with AP instead of a supporting bank
Do you guys know u can use this inside the App?
I was wondering since the launch why Revolt is listed as a place to pay with AP instead of a supporting bank
Probably you can’t use Apple Pay with their cards yet but you can top up with Apple Pay?(makes no sense but idk, just guessing here)
Yup, exactly. Their biggest issue why they’re still not supporting Apple Pay is that not all of their cards have the same region as the user that’s using it. Most of their Mastercards are UK, newer mastercards and all Visa cards have different issuing regions depending on the address of the user.
You all know that Apple REALLLLYYY wants to make sure people from unsupported countries cannot use Apple Pay with their cards as we’ve seen with N26.
And because Revolut still hasn’t figured out how to sort out the regional settings, Apple is not giving them the go.
So I was bored and looked up a few things:
- Apple Pay started 9x Tuesday, 6x Thursday, 5x Wednesday and 1x Monday (USA)
- November was only 17th and 19th
- 1x was December (1st in Spain).
So my guess is Friday December 14th since it doesn't make sense at all
- Apple Pay started 9x Tuesday, 6x Thursday, 5x Wednesday and 1x Monday (USA)
- November was only 17th and 19th
- 1x was December (1st in Spain).
So my guess is Friday December 14th since it doesn't make sense at all
I think this the final approval from DKB that they'll support Apple and Google Pay in the future:
http://twitter.com/DKB_Regulatory/status/1063110879649193984
http://twitter.com/DKB_Regulatory/status/1063110879649193984
I think this the final approval from DKB that they'll support Apple and Google Pay in the future:
http://twitter.com/DKB_Regulatory/status/1063110879649193984
It’s been clear for weeks.
Its not only a wrapper. On the last release the added push notification for their Visa cards. A great feature. And in my eyes a good made wrapper is sometimes better than a bad made app. I for example hate the interface of n26 and even don’t like how Boon implemented their menus.
Just got my Comdirect Account and the App is so much better than the sparkasse app. If you want a invite just pm me, you get extra money
Just did a quick research – N26 app is native.
Wow, the ui feels so bugged sometimes that I thought it was build using React Native.
Two things I'm worried about: getting cash (that was pretty nice with Sparkasse, having plenty of places) and is it possible to choose your own PIN for the cards?
Interesting: https://www.googlewatchblog.de/2018/11/neue-aktion-paypal-google/
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No, they don't. But according to their forum Instant Payments are coming soon:
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You can get cash at any ATM of the CashGroup. This has never been an issue for me. And yes, you're able to choose your PIN. (GiroCard at a Commerzbank ATM, VISA Card online).
Commerzbank has been ready since early November. When SCT INST is launched and if comdirect will also be included (which would make sense) is not clear yet.
You can get cash at many grocery stores as well. Usually there is no need to go to an ATM
This is also for me the biggest issue with comdirect. You have to go searching the right ATMs again or even go into a supermarket.
The best package would have DKB or ING or Consors, so I rather wait with boon
https://www.it-finanzmagazin.de/positionspapier-bitkom-bargeldlos-zahlen-80939/
They claim to get the possibility to pay cashless on every POS in Germany in the future.
Only heard a few times about Bitkom. Do they have any considerable kind of influence in politics (for example in the past) and can achieve something or is it nearly as worthless because the Germans cash love is as often too mighty?
They claim to get the possibility to pay cashless on every POS in Germany in the future.
Only heard a few times about Bitkom. Do they have any considerable kind of influence in politics (for example in the past) and can achieve something or is it nearly as worthless because the Germans cash love is as often too mighty?