We are watching and experiencing the expansion of Apple Pay in the different countries of the European Union from the sidelines and we have no news about the arrival of this service in Spain. Now how can you read in the title of this article, the next country to receive Apple Pay will be Germany. So at least some media in the German country announce it and it seems they could officially announce it at the next event of the company that as we all know will be next Thursday, October 27.
At the moment the first to implement Apple Pay in the old continent was the United Kingdom and now France, Russia and Switzerland follow with the availability of payments through Apple Pay. Right now everything seems to indicate that the service will be activated in Germany very soon and this means that expansion in Asia and Europe continues its process.
Some time ago, the CEO of Apple himself told the media that this payment method would be officially launched in our country before the end of 2016, but we are seeing this arrival from afar even though we still have a year ahead. It seems that the banking entities and the Cupertino firm do not agree on the necessary clauses to launch this service, which for the moment prevents the official arrival and rules out any approximate launch date. It will be time to continue waiting to see where the issue progresses but what does seem obvious is that Germany is very close to having Apple Pay officially active.
