Apple has offered to let rivals access its tap-and-go mobile payments systems used for mobile wallets, three people familiar with the matter said, a move that could settle EU antitrust charges and stave off a possible hefty fine.
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A game changer for Apple Pay rivals that have for nearly a decade have been pushing Apple to open its tap-and-go services for inclusion. Players from down under Australia to US to EU have long challenged Apple for its inclusion of other rival providers. And whilst the current proprietary network has served well in building leadership, this change will change the landscape significantly.
Apple can benefit by driving greater revenue in opening it services post this EU offer conclusion by 1. charging a fee to use the service; and 2. through increased transaction volume; and 3. having users of rival players to likely convert to more Apple financial services offerings .. draw more consumers that benefits the larger Apple ecosystem.