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20. 1. 2019
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Apple Pay will be available to Czech users in February

Apple Pay will be available to Czech users in February

Do you know Apple Pay? This popular mobile payment method and digital wallet service will be available to users in the Czech Republic starting next month.

Apple mobile device users can rejoice and look forward to being able to easily pay for goods and services online, in apps, and in person at mobile payment terminals with Apple Pay. Although the service is expected to launch in the Czech Republic in late February, the actual use in practice will depend on your bank.

One of the first banks to implement the service is Czech Savings Bank. Other banking institutions that would like to enable Apple Pay as soon as possible include mBank, Komerční banka, Moneta and AirBank. Equabank and Creditas could follow a little later.

Although Apple Pay is new to the Czech market, Android mobile users have had Google Pay since 2017.

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