As I mentioned in my previous article, it is also related to Apple Pay (this is starting to get a bit heavy), Safari for Mac users can make purchases over the internet and pay for them through Apple Pay, always and when the trade is compatible, obviously. At the moment, there are very few web pages where Apple Pay is available as a form of payment, but it is assumed that with time and the expansion of this technology in more countries,sales web pages will add it as a payment method. Or maybe not.
For several months, a large number of American NGOs have accepted Apple Pay as a payment method for all those who want to make donations. But they are not the only ones, since Apple has just announced that 20 British NGOs have updated their payment methods through their web pages, adding to Apple Pay as a method to make donations. We just have to place our finger on the fingerprint sensor of our iPhone to confirm the transaction and that's it. If we have the new MacBook Pro, we will have to place our finger on the sensor of the device, without having to resort to our iPhone at any time.
Las 2nd non-profit organizations that already accept Apple Pay to make donations are the following:
- ActionAid
- Alzheimer's Society
- Barnardo's
- British Heart Foundation
- Cancer Research UK
- Comic Relief
- Group
- DEC
- Marie Curie
- Oxfam
- (RED)
- The Royal British Legion
- RNIB
- RSPB
- RSPCA
- Scope
- sightsavers
- Unicef
- VSO
- WaterAid
- WWF
Everything seems to indicate that Apple has had a lot to do with this adoption, and probably The company's engineers will have been in charge of implementing this payment method in each and every one of the web these NGOs, which add a new way of fast, simple and safe income.