Apple Pay will arrive in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, and the UAE before the end of the year
Apple Pay is already available in quite a few countries and territories, but its international expansion isn't about to slow down anytime soon. In fact, the company plans to launch its mobile payments service in additional markets before the end of this year.
As revealed during its earnings call for the second quarter of 2017, Apple Pay will make it to Denmark, Finland, Sweden, as well as the United Arab Emirates. For now all we know is that these rollouts will happen at some point before December 31, but more details may be coming soon.
The geographical expansion isn't all that Apple's......
By: GSMArena - 4 days ago
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