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Must be a corporate decision then - maybe they're trying to promote "Kroger Pay" which I can't imagine has much adoption (https://www.kroger.com/f/kroger-mobile
by kylehotchkiss 4y ago
Must be a corporate decision then - maybe they're trying to promote "Kroger Pay" which I can't imagine has much adoption (https://www.kroger.com/f/kroger-mobile-pay-faqs https://www.kroger.com/f/kroger-mobile-pay-faqs)
- themadturk 4y agoWalmart is just as bad... and their branded payment app is less intuitive than Kroger Pay.
- kylehotchkiss 4y agoFrom what I can find around the web, it seems like Apple Pay has a 0.15% card issuer fee per transaction (not billed to end retailer). I could see Walmart and Visa/Mastercard's agreement for per-transaction fees being so low that fee would be prohibitive. But definitely not Kroger who wouldn't be considered a budget grocery store by anybody.