Apple is set to challenge the likes of Venmo as it plans to launch its own person-to-person mobile payment service.

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Balance Rewards no longer need to scan a separate rewards card or barcode.

It’s the first store charge to be compatible with the mobile payment system.

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Apple Pay could be about to launch in a handful of international countries.

Apple’s mobile payment system officially arrived one year ago today.

The latest additions join hundreds of banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions in supporting Apple Pay.

Good news, Apple Pay is headed to more food retailers in 2016.

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The popular electronics retailer is already rolling out support for Apple Pay.

Another card option is available for Apple Pay users.

Apple Pay users in the United Kingdom can now use the contactless method for larger transactions.

Apple Pay is coming to even more U.S. locations thanks to a recent deal with PayAnywhere.

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It could be 2016 before the competing mobile payment system is widely available in the U.S.

Pharmacy chain Rite Aid will soon begin accepting Cupertino's mobile payment method again.

The fast-casual Asian restaurant now accepts the mobile payment system at nearly 200 locations.

Apple Pay has come to two more banks in the United Kingdom.

More banks and credit unions have joined the ranks of financial institutions supporting Apple Pay.

Apple’s mobile payment service has crossed the pond.

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We're also hearing that the rollout of Apple Pay rewards could go slower than expected.