(NewsNation) — Apple is discontinuing its “buy now, pay later” service, but purchases will remain a click away as the company turns to established industry players like Affirm and Klarna.

Apple (AAPL) is shutting down its Apple Pay Later service, effective immediately, and will instead provide users access to installment loans offered through credit and debit cards and third-party ...

NEW YORK: Apple Inc is shutting down its Pay Later programme, which let customers make purchases on an installment plan, marking a retreat from efforts to offer more financial services in-house.

When you're ready to purchase a new coat from Neiman Marcus or a new iPhone from Apple, you have the option of financing the cost of your order over time with buy now, pay later. BNPL, also known ...

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Buy now, pay later apps (BNPL) offer point-of-sale loans ... It integrates with Google Pay and Apple Pay, so you can checkout easily with a tap of your phone. This BNPL app doesn’t charge ...

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Apple has announced that it’s made itsTap to Pay feature available on iPhone in Poland, Bulgaria, Finland, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland and Hungary. This allows millions of ...

Although people in Puerto Rico could already use Apple Pay, the feature was limited to cards issued by US banks – given that Puerto Rico is a US territory. For instance, iPhone owners in Puerto ...