Apple’s retail staff are reportedly testing the ‘buy Now, Pay Later’ service

Apple has increased internal testing for its Pay service. buy now, pay later feature To include its retail employees according to Bloomberg. It’s a sign of a tech giant’s upcoming release when its experimental features reach its retail staff. Apple Store workers began testing the feature. company’s credit card It was only a month before Tap toPay became available. The staff at the HQ visitor center tried it out shortly before it was made available to other partner companies. Square PayPal Launched support for the payment system

Apple Pay’s pay later functionality was first revealed by the tech giant at its WWDC conference in June 2022. It was originally supposed to be released alongside iOS 16. However, Apple decided to discontinue the feature and roll out the new mobile platform with it instead. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported at the time The company faced “fairly significant technical challenges and engineering problems” in rolling out the service, which caused delays.

Apple introduced pay later to allow users to split their purchase costs into four equal payments over six weeks. There is no interest or additional fees. Gurman claims that the company is now working with Goldman Sachs Group on an option to split large purchases into several months and add interest. The company is even a spokesman for the group. established its own subsidiary It is easy to imagine that the company will soon offer more pay-late options and customer credit checks.

A photo render showing how Apple's buy now, pay later feature works.

A photo rendering of Apple’s buy Now, Pay Later feature.

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