Move over Android Pay?
Move over Samsung Pay?
Move over Walmart Pay?
Amazon is on the move.
Not so fast, I say, but this move makes sense. This is very much like what PayPal was trying to do when it created Samsung Pay. They have countless payment methods on file for online payment. Why can't they get those payments used in the store?
Because they are very different worlds that's why.
Read this snippet here:
Amazon has found a new target to tackle in its continued pursuits to dominate retail: in-store mobile payments.
Amazon has been talking with brick-and-mortar retailers to convince them to adopt Amazon Pay, the e-commerce giant's online-payment option The Wall Street Journal reported. The service has so far been touted as a payment option similar to PayPal for shopping online, but the Journal reported that Amazon is looking to expand Amazon Pay capabilities.
Amazon has been talking with brick-and-mortar retailers to convince them to adopt Amazon Pay, the e-commerce giant's online-payment option The Wall Street Journal reported. The service has so far been touted as a payment option similar to PayPal for shopping online, but the Journal reported that Amazon is looking to expand Amazon Pay capabilities.
Here is the full story:
https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-to-challenge-apple-with-in-store-mobile-payments-report-2018-11
Happy Reading,
J.W. Gant
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