Apple Pay's bank card accounts for 90 of all U.S. credit card turnover

Forrester, the city's regulator, points out that the total US mobile payments in 2019 will be $142 billion trillion – and that Apple (and its payment system, Apple Pay) is poised to play a pivotal role when Apple Pay's deal with the entire U.S. will reach 34 billion dollars.

The times are still more optimistic.

Apple Pay Recent news: October 20 officially online, the supporters of the camp to add dozens of banks, retail stores (such as: Winn-dixie, Albertsons), the start-up brand. While some retailers are on the opposite side – trying to make their own payment rules – they do not get more recognition and support from consumers than Apple, the most popular mobile terminal with soft and hard development experience.

As of mid-October, the banks that had been Anglo Express, Bank of America, Capital One, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo were the biggest lenders in the banking sector, as well as Visa, MasterCard, Anglo Express three big credit card institutions.

Retail providers have at least 220,000 of them--from Macy's, Disney's, Whole Foods (AP's 150,000 deals in the early days of the line), Sephora, Walgreens, Staples and other big brands.

On October 20, SunTrust Bank, credit card issuer Barclaycard, and the United States Joint Service Automobile Association (USAA) were all surrounded by extended families. In this Tuesday, TD bank North America, Commerce Bank and more than 10 banks also said to play. McDonald's, which already supports AP, figures: Apple Pay accounted for 50% of the November click Payments.

With a few overall performance of Apple Pay?

Well, it supports a bank card that quickly accounts for 90% of all U.S. credit card purchases.