Quelles banques prennent en charge Apple Pay au lancement en Inde ?

Au lancement, Apple Pay sera pris en charge par les cartes de crédit Axis Bank sur les réseaux Visa et Mastercard. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank et SBI Bank/SBI Card ne devraient pas le prendre en charge initialement.

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Apple Pay en Inde aujourd'hui

Apple Pay doit être lancé en Inde plus tard aujourd'hui (mercredi, heure locale), en commençant par les cartes de crédit Axis Bank sur les réseaux Visa et Mastercard, selon *TechCrunch*.

L'Inde dispose déjà d'un système d'Interface de Paiements Unifiée (UPI) populaire pour les paiements numériques de banque à banque, de sorte que le déploiement initial d'Apple Pay dans le pays devrait être limité. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank et SBI Bank/SBI Card ne devraient pas prendre en charge Apple Pay au lancement, selon le rapport.

Ce lancement initial marque l'entrée d'Apple sur le marché concurrentiel des paiements numériques en Inde, où UPI domine. Le soutien limité des grandes banques suggère un début prudent pour Apple Pay dans la région.