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With iOS 11 coming this fall, Apple Pay will allow you to send money directly to friends, family and others through the Messages app. See how it will work in AppleInsider's latest video.
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26 Comments
What will be the schedule of charges by Apple to the payee?
I'm guessing it will be free.
Well...that was unhelpful. No discussion of the fees? And no, you can't send money to all your friends. Only those that have iOS11 running. What about the security of this and the Tos? If Apple receives a subpoena for records (say, from the IRS) does Apple have transaction records it can disclose?
Questions questions.