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Apple Pay

Apple Pay is a mobile payment and digital wallet service by Apple Inc. that allows users to make payments using an iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, or Mac. It was designed to move consumers away from physical wallets into a world where your debit and credit cards are on your iOS device, allowing you to pay using your device instead of a card.

History

Apple Pay was announced on September 9, 2014, during an Apple event where the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were also introduced. The service was officially launched in the United States on October 20, 2014. Since its launch, Apple Pay has expanded to many countries around the world, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and several countries in Europe and Asia.

How It Works

Apple Pay uses Near Field Communication (NFC) technology to transmit payment information securely between the user's device and the payment terminal. It also uses a method called tokenization to protect the user's card information. When a user adds a card to Apple Pay, the actual card numbers are not stored on the device or on Apple servers. Instead, a unique Device Account Number is assigned, encrypted, and securely stored in the Secure Element on the user's device.

Security and Privacy

Apple Pay is designed with security and privacy in mind. When you make a purchase, Apple Pay uses a device-specific number and a unique transaction code. So your card number is never stored on your device or on Apple servers, and when you pay, your card numbers are never shared by Apple with merchants.

Availability

Apple Pay is available in over 60 countries worldwide. The service is supported by most major banks and credit card companies, and it can be used at millions of retail locations that accept contactless payments.

Usage

To use Apple Pay, users must first add their credit or debit cards to the Wallet app on their iOS device. Once a card is added, users can make payments by holding their device near a contactless reader with their finger on Touch ID or by double-clicking the side button on devices with Face ID.

Acceptance

Apple Pay is accepted at a wide range of retailers, restaurants, and service providers. It can also be used for in-app purchases and on the web with Safari on supported devices.

Related Pages

Gallery

Apple Pay in use at a retail location

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-'''Arroz Caldo''' is a popular [[Filipino cuisine|Filipino]] dish that is often served as a main course or snack. It is a type of [[congee]] that is heavily influenced by [[Spanish cuisine|Spanish]] and [[Chinese cuisine|Chinese]] culinary traditions.
+== Apple Pay ==
-==Etymology==
+[[File:Apple Pay logo.svg|thumb|Apple Pay logo]]
-The term "arroz caldo" is derived from the [[Spanish language|Spanish]] words "arroz" (rice) and "caldo" (broth). Despite its Spanish name, the dish is more similar to Chinese-style rice porridge than any Spanish dish.
-==Ingredients and Preparation==
+'''Apple Pay''' is a mobile payment and digital wallet service by [[Apple Inc.]] that allows users to make payments using an [[iPhone]], [[Apple Watch]], [[iPad]], or [[Mac]]. It was designed to move consumers away from physical wallets into a world where your debit and credit cards are on your iOS device, allowing you to pay using your device instead of a card.
-The main ingredients of arroz caldo are [[glutinous rice]], [[chicken]], and [[ginger]], although variations of the dish may include additional ingredients such as [[hard-boiled egg|hard-boiled eggs]], [[scallion|scallions]], and [[fried garlic]]. The rice and chicken are simmered in a broth flavored with ginger, [[garlic]], and [[onion|onions]] until the mixture attains a thick, porridge-like consistency.
-==Cultural Significance==
+== History ==
-Arroz caldo is often consumed during breakfast or as a mid-afternoon snack in the Philippines. It is also a common comfort food during the rainy season and is traditionally served to the sick as it is easy to digest. In addition, arroz caldo is often served during special occasions and gatherings.
+Apple Pay was announced on September 9, 2014, during an Apple event where the [[iPhone 6]] and [[iPhone 6 Plus]] were also introduced. The service was officially launched in the United States on October 20, 2014. Since its launch, Apple Pay has expanded to many countries around the world, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and several countries in Europe and Asia.
-==Variations==
+== How It Works ==
-There are several regional variations of arroz caldo in the Philippines. For instance, in the [[Visayas]] region, a version of the dish known as ''[[lugaw]]'' is popular. This version typically includes [[tripe]] and is often served with [[lemon]] or [[calamansi]].
+Apple Pay uses [[Near Field Communication]] (NFC) technology to transmit payment information securely between the user's device and the payment terminal. It also uses a method called [[tokenization]] to protect the user's card information. When a user adds a card to Apple Pay, the actual card numbers are not stored on the device or on Apple servers. Instead, a unique Device Account Number is assigned, encrypted, and securely stored in the Secure Element on the user's device.
-==See Also==
+== Security and Privacy ==
-* [[List of Filipino dishes]]
+Apple Pay is designed with security and privacy in mind. When you make a purchase, Apple Pay uses a device-specific number and a unique transaction code. So your card number is never stored on your device or on Apple servers, and when you pay, your card numbers are never shared by Apple with merchants.
-* [[Congee]]
-* [[Lugaw]]
-[[Category:Filipino cuisine]]
+== Availability ==
-[[Category:Rice dishes]]
+[[File:Apple Pay Availabilitydec24.png|thumb|Apple Pay availability map]]
-[[Category:Chicken dishes]]
+Apple Pay is available in over 60 countries worldwide. The service is supported by most major banks and credit card companies, and it can be used at millions of retail locations that accept contactless payments.
-{{Philippines-cuisine-stub}}
-{{Rice-dish-stub}}
+== Usage ==
-{{Chicken-dish-stub}}
+To use Apple Pay, users must first add their credit or debit cards to the Wallet app on their iOS device. Once a card is added, users can make payments by holding their device near a contactless reader with their finger on [[Touch ID]] or by double-clicking the side button on devices with [[Face ID]].
+== Acceptance ==
+[[File:Apple Pay Acceptance Mark.svg|thumb|Apple Pay acceptance mark]]
+Apple Pay is accepted at a wide range of retailers, restaurants, and service providers. It can also be used for in-app purchases and on the web with [[Safari]] on supported devices.
+== Related Pages ==
+* [[Mobile payment]]
+* [[Digital wallet]]
+* [[Near Field Communication]]
+* [[Apple Inc.]]
+== Gallery ==
+<gallery>
+File:Apple-payment-square.jpg|Apple Pay in use at a retail location
+</gallery>
+[[Category:Mobile payments]]
+[[Category:Apple Inc.]]
+[[Category:Digital wallets]]