Why should they, it has nothing to do with an iOS release and 12.1 is probably still more than a couple of weeks down the road since we are only in public beta 3 and there are usually 5 - 7 betas before it goes live.
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Why should they, it has nothing to do with an iOS release and 12.1 is probably still more than a couple of weeks down the road since we are only in public beta 3 and there are usually 5 - 7 betas before it goes live.
Ok, here you are probably right. I read somewhere that 12.1 should be ready this month. Probably blah blah.
@holimuk said, that an Apple Pay (only AP not APC) launch within the next 2 weeks would be very realistic.
https://twitter.com/holimuk/status/1051031360784207872
https://twitter.com/holimuk/status/1051031360784207872
Terms & Conditions have popped up https://twitter.com/ulrichkoester/status/1051794569946370048?s=21
Has anyone been asking customer support of confirmed banks about the launch date? In the past there have been date leaks through them.
Has anyone been asking customer support of confirmed banks about the launch date? In the past there have been date leaks through them.
I was in conversation with someone on Twitter yesterday. They don't know the exact launch date but they were told to prepare for this or latest next week.
Looking at the pic above: Rudolf Linsenbarth's prediction that comdirect and Commerzbank would join seem to be true. My Commerzbank MC Debit shows an empty T&C page, but I can't add it. Very excited to see which other banks will be part of the launch but haven't yet announced it!
Looking at the pic above: Rudolf Linsenbarth's prediction that comdirect and Commerzbank would join seem to be true. My Commerzbank MC Debit shows an empty T&C page, but I can't add it. Very excited to see which other banks will be part of the launch but haven't yet announced it!
I tried to add my comdirect Visa Card and the T&C popped up as shown on the screenshot.
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I tried to add my comdirect Visa Card and the T&C popped up as shown on the screenshot.
Where exactly did you try to add it? In the wallet up with region set to US for example?
I changed the region setting to US and tried to add my DB master card and it didn’t work: not supported yet, no terms and conditions
https://support.apple.com/de-de/HT201469
Did the picture on the right side change? If I remember correctly it was in english right? Not "Zahlungskarte".
Did the picture on the right side change? If I remember correctly it was in english right? Not "Zahlungskarte".
You’re right, according to archive.org (https://web.archive.org/web/20180911163717/https://support.apple.com/de-de/HT201469) the picture was in English.
https://www.iphone-ticker.de/comdirect-bank-kuendigt-apple-pay-unterstuetzung-an-132482/
Here is a source regarding comdirect. Seems they will also be one of the first.
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If i remeber correctly there were article statimg that Db, N26, Comdirect will support Apple Pay from day 1
https://www.iphone-ticker.de/comdirect-bank-kuendigt-apple-pay-unterstuetzung-an-132482/
True, but comdirect never confirmed it officially. they dont do it here either, but updated T&C speaks for itself.
True, but comdirect never confirmed it officially. they dont do it here either, but updated T&C speaks for itself.
Well we know many of the banks that will be there at launch (check the first post of this thread). N26, Deutsche Bank, HypoVereinsbank, Fidor, Santander, bunq and others. So with comdirect we already have the first bank that wasn't announced back in August.
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Who knows. But Apple's NDAs are known for being very strict. According to previous reports from other countries, Apple decides on marketing budgets, advertising campaigns and has many strict rules all around PR.
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Who knows. But Apple's NDAs are known for being very strict. According to previous reports from other countries, Apple decides on marketing budgets, advertising campaigns and has many strict rules all around PR.
So.... Seems like ING DiBa has done enough analysis and decided, that mobile payment is relevant. CEO Nick Jue said this in an interview with the Sueddeutsche Zeitung today.
I do hope that means Apple & Google Pay!
See here: https://www.facebook.com/ingdiba/photos/a.178443632880/10156611136367881/?type=3&theater