Apple Pay will launch in China early next year, says WSJ
Apple’s latest iPhones have been a raging success in China, so the lack of Apple Pay in the nation has been a sore point. That’s about to change soon, however, as Apple will bring Pay to China by early February 2016, according to the WSJ. Its sources say it has made deals with the company’s four state banks, meaning most consumers will be able to pay at stores with an NFC-equipped iPhone 6 or 6s model. The deal is reportedly now just awaiting regulatory approval, and Apple is hoping to launch it before February 8th when China’s spring holidays begin.
Source: WSJ
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