Apple pay a major bug: Thousands of users repeat payment

Apple Pay has been well bug since its inception, and today, about 1000 users of bank of America have reported repeated charges in their accounts after using Apple Pay to complete their payments. We are sorry for the situation, we are urgently fixing the problem and all the repeat charges will be refunded. Bank of America spokesman Tala Burk Tara Burke said. Burke admits there was a problem with the settlement between the bank and Apple Pay, but declined to say how many users and total spending were affected. According to one person familiar with the matter, the question of a repeat fee is the result of an error in handling transfers between Bank of America and at least one payment network. The problem will be fixed later today. Apple spokeswoman Trudy Moulles Trudy Muller did not comment on the issue. Apple's pay payment system was officially opened on October 20. The first banks to participate in the Apple payment system network include JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Visa, MasterCard and American Express, the three biggest credit card companies. In addition, McDonald's, Walgreen and other retailers have also launched cooperation. MasterCard spokesman Jim Isokson Jim Issokson and Visa spokeswoman Cohen Paul Cohen did not comment on the problems that Apple Pay today.