According to Apple, the company has been working ... developers can use an API available in iOS 15.4 and later to implement Tap to Pay support.

Apple and Goldman Sachs almost launch a Robinhood-like product that would let iPhone users buy and sell stocks.

Apple reportedly abandoned plans to develop an investing feature that would have allowed users to purchase and trade stocks directly on their iPhones.

The bigger, the better. If that old adage is true, Apple ( AAPL 0.49%) should be the best stock on the planet. It's ...

Apple Inc's (NASDAQ: AAPL) plans to introduce a stock trading feature for iPhone users were reportedly in the works as ...

Rival Google is set to launch their own mobile payment solution, Android Pay, later this ... Frustrated Apple customers took to Twitter after finding problems with the service within hours of ...

Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Apple’s fintech push is also coming alongside the launch of hardware subscriptions, which would let people pay a monthly ... Apple’s payment service, and the CFPB ...

One use case of the planned stock trading feature included iPhone users being able to invest extra cash directly into Apple stock, CNBC reported.

Apple has today expanded the availability of Tap to Pay on iPhone, a feature which theoretically turns the iPhone into a ...

Unlike the iPhone, though, when a new Galaxy phone launches we don ... really. Apple’s commitment to software updates isn’t just lip service. You won’t just get a better control panel ...

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