Apple Pay (stylized as Pay) comes with iOS 8.1
Currently in the U.S., Apple Pay is supported by:
- American Express
- Bank of America
- Capital One Bank
- Chase (Visa only)
- Citi
- Merrill Lynch (credit only)
- U.S. Trust
- Wells Fargo
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Apple Pay (stylized as Pay) comes with iOS 8.1
Currently in the U.S., Apple Pay is supported by:
I would definitely use Amazon Local Register instead of Square because Amazon is charging 1.75% processing fee per swipe until January 1, 2016; compared to Square’s standard 2.75% processing fee. Starting January 1, 2014 the processing fee per swipe is lower than Square’s; unless Square would match it.
When I signed up for Amazon Local Register, I had to create a new Amazon Accounts because my current account is already associated with Amazon Payments. According to Amazon representative, I needed to register new account as a security precaution.
Amazon representative also told me that Amazon Local Register Secure Card Reader can be purchased using any accounts. The $10 processing fee will be refunded to the Amazon Local Register account regardless of which account used to purchase the Amazon Local Register Secure Card Reader.
Currently Square are giving Square Card Reader for free. Square will be offering EMV compatible card reader soon. The current Amazon Local Register Secure Card Reader does not seems to be EMV compatible.
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Accept credit and debit cards with your mobile phone or tablet.
Amazon Local Register Secure Card Reader has been tested for compatibilities with the following devices:
Curiously, Amazon Fire Phone is not on the list.
Amazon Local Register App requires iOS 7 or later, Kindle Fire OS, and Android.