The news about the arrival of Apple Pay in Germany surprised by how long it has taken to have this service in the country that is usually among the first in the launches of the Cupertino guys. Be that as it may, the news is already official and now looking at the list of banks compatible with Apple's payment service we find out that one of the banks that will be compatible with Apple Pay in 2019 will appear in the official list is none other than ING.
Yes, as strange as it may seem to many of us, the bank continues on its way and it is not that it does not arrive in Spain after a long time in which most of us already enjoy this payment method, it is also that it passes us through the face that will be in others countries that have just launched Apple Pay ...
We don't think it's that complicated, do we?
It is true that the negotiations with the banks are carried out by the Cupertino company, but we are surprised that a bank that claims to carry out most of the paperwork on the internet (if not all) does not have this payment method available in our country. Even loosening something in the negotiations could have prevented the departure of customers to other banks that do have the Apple payment service active in our country, which are not few.
And it is that after actively and passively asking the "oranges" to activate the payment service through Apple Pay in Spain, it seems that it is not possible for some strange and unknown reason. We want to think that they are implementing the service little by little, but it is that they have already taken too long and in the end they may never implement it in these lands. Curios the less that it is available in some countries and not in all.
Nothing strange. They have been led to work with twyp, which is a bet of the Spanish division, where they have invested a lot of money. If they decide to use apple pay it is like saying they were wrong. The funny thing is, they really got it wrong And the longer they take to do it, the worse.