Apple Pay Later first started making its way to “randomly selected” customers in the U.S in March 2023 after being announced at WWDC a year prior. The feature existed directly in Apple Wallet ...

Apple emphasizes in its statement that its focus is on the new installment loan features coming to Apple Pay later this year. These features will be available in multiple countries around the world.

Apple did not provide insight into why it is discontinuing ‌Apple Pay‌ Later, but it is working to unravel its partnership with Goldman Sachs, the company that handles the Apple Card, the ...

Apple has announced that it is no longer offering Apple Pay Later, the “buy now, pay later” service that launched in the United States last year, reports 9to5Mac. The change goes into effect starting ...

PIX Now - Morning Edition 6/18/24 10:29. Apple is discontinuing its buy now, pay later service known as Apple Pay Later barely a year after its initial launch in the U.S., and will rely on ...

Apple is discontinuing its "buy now, pay later" service, but the company is turning to established industry players like Affirm and Klarna.

But Apple had to do it, or it would “fall behind” and prove Apple was “no longer irrelevant” and can “no longer innovate”. The whole thing struck me as silly. Not just Apple’s, every pay later service ...

NPR's A Martinez talks to Lauren Saunders of the National Consumer Law Center, about Apple allowing some iPhone users to pay for purchases up to $1,000 in installments using Apple Pay Later.

Just a year after jumping on the Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) bandwagon, Apple is jumping off. The company has confirmed it is ending Apple Pay Later, which was added to Apple Pay in 2023 ...

Apple is discontinuing its "buy now, pay later" service, but the company is turning to established industry players like Affirm and Klarna. ... Apple Pay Later, in March 2023, ...

Apple released its buy now, pay later service, Apple Pay Later, in March 2023, allowing users to make four equal payments with no interest or fees on purchases up to $1,000.