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You need the App to set up your card in the wallet.
general question:
do I need to have the banking apps installed on the Phone?
if I should need them to insert the cc into wallet, can I delete the app after that?
or must the app stay on the iPhone as long as I use AP
 
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after that I can delete the app ? or must the app stay on the iPhone as long as I use AP

I never tested it with the boon App. But since the watch has no boon App, I think you can delete it.
I use the App to download my monthly statments.
 
You need the App to set up your card in the wallet.

Also not correct. You need it for a virtual card, if you already have a physical card, you can presumably set up the card in wallet direclty. For customers without a Mastercard from DB, they can add a "virtual" card from within the app directly to wallet.
 
New topic, I was wondering if Apple changed the wording of the PR from “later this year“ to “coming soon“ because it’s indeed NOT launching this year anymore. What do you guys think? Is it possible at all? Is there some precedent case of postponement?
 
New topic, I was wondering if Apple changed the wording of the PR from “later this year“ to “coming soon“ because it’s indeed NOT launching this year anymore. What do you guys think? Is it possible at all? Is there some precedent case of postponement?

I've never seen 'later this year' on the Apple Weseite – it's always 'coming soon' there. So I think this means nothing.
 
I've never seen 'later this year' on the Apple Weseite – it's always 'coming soon' there. So I think this means nothing.
„Later this year“ was the template wording used by every participating bank until they released their teasers
 
Yes, I know — but it was never used on an official Apple website ... it was only used by banks, or was it?
 
My gut tells me, he is quite right with his prediction. Maybe one week before, but I guess there won't be a November launch.

The AP landing page went online 15 days ago - so "coming soon" could work perfectly when it starts 4-5 weeks later.
 
My gut tells me, he is quite right with his prediction. Maybe one week before, but I guess there won't be a November launch.

The AP landing page went online 15 days ago - so "coming soon" could work perfectly when it starts 4-5 weeks later.
I‘ll say it again, Apple never gave any official release date. All they said later this year. They could release 31st Dec 2018 for what it‘s worth it. I‘m pretty sure there is no hold up, they probably agreed on a date to launch so everything is ready to go and that date sady seems to be later rather than sooner.
 
My gut tells me, he is quite right with his prediction. Maybe one week before, but I guess there won't be a November launch.

The AP landing page went online 15 days ago - so "coming soon" could work perfectly when it starts 4-5 weeks later.

He might be right but only due to the fact there there are not too many weeks left ... by now it’s like a 25 % chance to guess the right week. And this guy made more than enough guesses.
 
If Nostradamus would have predicted a AP launch date, I wouldn't believe'm either... too many people fooling us around trying to be THE ULTIMATIVE LEAKER, geeeez!! never seen something like that before. Twitter is like a #ApplePay leak trash can
 
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I‘ll say it again, Apple never gave any official release date. All they said later this year. They could release 31st Dec 2018 for what it‘s worth it. I‘m pretty sure there is no hold up, they probably agreed on a date to launch so everything is ready to go and that date sady seems to be later rather than sooner.

Actually that was the same thing I wrote in October. I didn’t believe there would be a start before the conference call. Just because they did say later this year and not in the next 3 months

But I guess the last two weeks of December don’t make sense. But we will see.
 
Interesting OLD article from a paper who got sight on a AP issuer contract back in 2014 where AP launched in the US
https://www.digitaltransactions.net...-authority-to-card-networks-as-well-as-apple/

For credit card transactions, participating issuers will hand over to Apple 0.15% of the transaction amount. For debit cards, the share for Apple is half a penny for each transaction. This comes on top of various fees issuers will also pay Visa and MasterCard to tokenize their cards for Apple Pay to mask the cards’ actual account numbers. For instance, MasterCard is charging 50 cents to provision each token, while Visa’s fee is 7 cents, sources say.
 
afaik the speaker is a MasterCard employee and this is the "wunschdenken" oder mastecard.

I don't believe Sparkassen is switching that "fast" away from giro card
 
I dont think they would be switching away completely. It is technically feasible to support girocard and MasterCard Debit Cobrand, they were only unwilling to do so to this day. If girocard is still not usable for online payments then it would only be used for paying in shops and the MasterCard Debit scheme would then be used online and outside Germany.
 
I have a question is there a country where it's easy to set up a bank account with a Maestro Card of course where Apple Pay is available.
 
The easiest way to get such Maestro would be with bunq, you just have to use a little workaround to get an Italian Maestro sent to you which can be added to Apple Pay.
 
I dont think they would be switching away completely. It is technically feasible to support girocard and MasterCard Debit Cobrand, they were only unwilling to do so to this day. If girocard is still not usable for online payments then it would only be used for paying in shops and the MasterCard Debit scheme would then be used online and outside Germany.

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