Revolut introduces Apple Pay for children's account Revolut Junior users aged between 6 and 17 will now be able to make payments using Apple Pay. Business • 18 Nov 21
Apple to face EU antitrust charge over NFC chip Apple will be hit with an EU antitrust charge over its NFC chip technology, people familiar with the matter said, a move that puts it … Business • 06 Oct 21
Permanent TSB customers can now use Apple Pay Customers of Permanent TSB can now use Apple Pay to carry out transactions. Business • 17 Nov 20
Apple Pay arrives for Permanent TSB customers Customers of Permanent TSB can now use Apple Pay to carry out transactions. Business • 17 Nov 20
Bank of Ireland rolls out Apple Pay Bank of Ireland customers can finally use Apple Pay for transactions after the lender announced that it has introduced the technology to its platform. Business • 03 Nov 20
EU regulators to probe Apple's App Store, Apple Pay Apple today found itself the target of two EU competition investigations into its App Store and Apple Pay as regulators said its terms and conditions … Business • 16 Jun 20
More consumers using contactless and digital wallets A new survey shows that more Irish consumers are using contactless pay methods to pay for goods and services as Covid-19 changes spending patterns. Business • 23 Apr 20
Bank charges: How to cut the fees you pay to your bank AIB this week announced changes to its current account fees - ending free banking for many and introducing a charge on contactless payments for the … Business • 14 Mar 20
EU may probe Apple Pay if there are formal complaints EU regulators looked into Apple's mobile payment service and found it was not market dominant but they could review it again if they receive formal … Business • 10 Dec 18
AIB offers Apple Pay to customers Customers of AIB can use the Apple Pay service from today. Technology • 18 Jul 17
Apple Pay mobile payment service goes live in Ireland Competition in the mobile payments space is set to intensify, with the news that after a long wait Apple Pay has gone live in Ireland. News • 07 Mar 17
