Apple Pay antitrust pressure grows as service heads towards 10% of all transactions<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Contactless cards have a relatively low limit, above which the card needs to be inserted into the terminal and a PIN used. Apple Pay, in contrast, qualifies for very much higher limits or no limits at all, allowing contactless payment for even major purchases …</p>
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Apple Pay antitrust pressure grows as service heads towards 10% of all transactions
