Doubly so when there are potentially big sums of money to talk about (more in people’s banks than the transactions themselves).īoth systems appear to work in a similar way. Related: Android Marshmallow features: What’s new?Īndroid Pay vs Apple Pay: How do they work?Īs with so many new technologies today, the biggest worry about something like Apple Pay or Android Pay is security. You’ll also need to be with a particular bank in order to use Android Pay. If you’re an Android devotee however, you’ll be able to use Android Pay, which was launched in the UK this May, as long as your handset uses Android KitKat 4.4 or higher, and has an NFC chip. iPhone 5S users can also make use of the service by combining it with an Apple Watch. If you have an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, or an iPhone SE you can ditch that wallet and use your phone for mobile payments. When are Android Pay and Apple Pay coming out?īoth services are available in both the US and UK now.
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