NFC-enabled mobile payments will be one of the biggest selling points of the iphone 6

The next generation of iphone 6, which Apple will launch next month, will support its own mobile payment platform, which will be one of the biggest selling points of the iphone 6 and will support NFC for the first time, according to a source from a well-informed source.

Apple's hundreds of millions of-user itunes has already amassed a lot of credit card information (see the 575 million itunes account, Apple's foray into mobile payments), and the huge number of iOS users who could turn into Apple's mobile payment platform. Apple has already applied for a number of patents for the electronic wallet, including a patent to match the deal with wireless technology such as NFC and Bluetooth. And Apple has been negotiating a partnership with a credit card agency. There are signs that Apple is ready to launch mobile payments.

The link's message is also consistent with previous VB's iphone 6, which will support NFC, and said the iphone 6 will use NXP's PN65 NFC chip to achieve NFC support.

In addition, Apple's ibeacon position sensing technology can also provide further convenience for mobile payment. If the store has a ibeacon base station, and the iphone user's Bluetooth is turned on, the phone will know that the user has come to the store, and then pushed the specific marketing information (and of course, the option to allow the push), which means that the phone is ready to pay when the user moves into the store.

If so, will the truly convenient mobile payment platform become the iphone 6 killer?