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Apple Pay

Score9.2 out of 10

89 Reviews and Ratings

What is Apple Pay?

Apple Pay is a payment gateway the vendor states gives customers an easy, secure, and private way to pay in stores, within apps, on the web, and in Business Chat.

Categories & Use Cases

Product Demos

Top Performing Features

  • API or SDK

    Tools to interact with payment gateway code

    Category average: 8

  • Fraud Detection

    Ability to detect fraudulent transactions while allowing legitimate transactions

    Category average: 7.2

  • Payment Form Acceptance

    Ability to accept many different forms of payment

    Category average: 7.2

Areas for Improvement

  • Billing and Invoicing Support

    Billing a client for work done

    Category average: 7.5

  • Recurring Payment Support

    Ability to support subscriptions and recurring payments

    Category average: 7.3

  • Global Support

    Supports many currencies and languages

    Category average: 7.4

Apple Pay is faultless

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The uses for Apple Pay are endless. The ease of use makes it incredibly handy for our lunch visa perk, being able to add this to your wallet just saves any hassle

Pros

  • Functionality
  • Ease of use
  • Integration

Cons

  • Wider country support
  • Customisation
  • More app support

Return on Investment

  • Monthly lunch perk
  • Store multiple cards from same perk
  • Easy to remove old ones

Usability

Alternatives Considered

Apple Health, Apple iCloud and Apple iCloud Calendar (iCal)

Other Software Used

macOS, Apple Health, Apple iCloud Calendar (iCal)

Apple Pay - a must for every business

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Apple pay only privately not in business

Pros

  • payment
  • safety
  • trust

Cons

  • allowing sending money
  • PayPal like services getting help if something goes wrong
  • More voceragfe in more shops worldwide

Return on Investment

  • increaed sales
  • increased consumers satisfaction

Usability

Alternatives Considered

Braintree, a PayPal service, Payoneer and Google Pay

Other Software Used

PayPal Payments Pro, Payoneer, Google Pay

Apple Pay couldn't be more convenient and hassle-free

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

For purchases we can use at a retailer accepting credit cards, we happily use Apple Pay when they accept it. We often are making routine purchases at local businesses near our office, and some of the ones we most often frequent are able to accept Apple Pay, which is very convenient and which we appreciate considerably.

Pros

  • The double click which launches it couldn't be easier; you don't even have to open your phone and find the app.
  • It's pretty much fool proof from there, as just holding your phone near the reader is sufficient for success.
  • Haptic feedback ensures that I know the payment registered.
  • I have full faith and confidence that the transaction was executed securely.

Cons

  • The interface can be clunky at times when it comes to sifting through different cards, etc. If there are a lot, it can be unwieldy.
  • I find that it can be sometimes difficult to delete tickets or coupons/cards that I've already used.
  • I've had issues with train tickets in my Wallet failing to update if purchased before Daylight Savings time, resulting in missed trains.

Return on Investment

  • It saves time
  • Number one can't be overstated
  • Can't think of another.

Other Software Used

Apple Keynote, Slack, ChatGPT

Trusted and Efficient Transaction Option.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

When I am out purchasing items for the company or our outreach program, Apple Pay offers such great convenience when paying for the items I need. I am able to go out with just the essentials and know that I'll be able to pay for the products easily. It also offers confidence knowing that my money is secure and safe with each transaction.

Pros

  • Security measures with bank account.
  • True convenience.
  • Acceptable form of payment.

Cons

  • Online purchases sometimes don't work.
  • Faulty payment terminals.
  • Servers are sometimes down.

Most Important Features

  • Contactless payment.
  • Faster transaction.
  • Tracks my payments.

Return on Investment

  • Able to provide employees with digital company cards.
  • Convenient tracking of money spent.
  • Caring for others in our workplace and community through gifts and purchases.

Alternatives Considered

Venmo for Business

Other Software Used

Venmo for Business, Venminder, Adcash

Apple Pay is the fasted checkout on the market, significantly reducing abandoned carts.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Apple Pay is used as a payment method with our Square POS Systems and also with Stripe Payment Processing from our web-based apps. NFC Payments are becoming more popular, so our ability to be able to use them makes us that much better than the competition. Our goal is to provide a great customer service environment, and Apple Pay helps with that.

Pros

  • NFC Payments
  • The fasted checkouts out there. There's nothing faster. From deciding to buy to completion is usually between 20 seconds.

Cons

  • The ability for other integrations to still have their restricting permissions to be used. As an example, I can't use Apple Pay and still choose when I want my delivery because it's not in Apple Pay's coding to allow outside restrictions.

Most Important Features

  • The checkout process is so fast.
  • Cart times are extremely low, reducing cart abandonment.

Return on Investment

  • It is allowing us to be current with technology. In the past, only the big guys had the latest and greatest technology. That's changed now, and Apple Pay is a contributor to that.

Other Software Used

Shopify, Tripleseat and Gather, Square POS