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> No one is forcing you too do that. The bank will by discontinuing Apple Pay support. They have every incentive to do so.
by Aaargh20318 4y ago
> No one is forcing you too do that.
The bank will by discontinuing Apple Pay support. They have every incentive to do so.
- drampelt 4y agoThen why isn't that happening on Android with Google Pay? Banks are able to handle NFC payments through their own apps if they want, but the vast majority support Google Pay and don't force users into their own app.
- Aaargh20318 4y agoI suspect that is largely due to the success of Apple Pay. Banks used to have their own apps on Android for years and only grudgingly started to support Apple Pay since they couldn't use their own apps. They only started migrating from their own apps to Google Wallet/Pay after Apple Pay became a success and Android users started to feel left out. They would never have supported Apple Pay if they hadn't been forced to do so. In fact, even though there was no alternative they kept dragging their feet and complaining about it for years.
- thunkshift1 4y agoWhy would you use apple pay if you are planning to use a banking app? Isnt the point of having a banking app so you dont have to completely depend on apple pay?