The iPhone launched a click-to-pay feature, which currently only supports the use of known technology in the United States, and on February 9, Apple pushed iOS to iPhone and iPad users

iPhone launched a click-to-pay feature, which is currently only available in the United States

According to the technology, on February 9, Apple pushed the iOS / iPadOS 15.4 Developer Preview Beta 2 update to iPhone and iPad users. Among them, the "Tap to Pay" function, merchants only need to touch the iPhone, you can use the iPhone to accept Apple Pay, contactless credit and debit cards, and other digital wallet payments, and transactions made using this function will be encrypted and processed through security elements.

Apple's "Tap to Pay" will allow NFC-compliant iPhones to accept payments via Apple Pay, contactless and debit cards, and other digital wallets without the need for additional hardware. However, it is currently only supported in the United States.

Apple said Stripe will be the first payment platform to offer its enterprise customers a "click-to-pay" version of the iPhone, including this spring's Shopify point-of-sale app. Other payment platforms and apps will follow up later this year.

In addition, Apple has also adjusted the technology of wearing a mask to unlock the iPhone, which may be prompted to "look down" when unlocked to ensure that it is the user himself.