Apple has launched a new website today that allows business owners to order Apple Pay decal packs for their stores. Each of these packs includes two glass decals in different sizes, two register decals (also in different sizes), and a tool for affixing the ads to the appropriate surfaces.
Businesses can order up to five of these packs (for a total of twenty decals) absolutely free of charge, but those who need more than five will need to call Apple to place an order.
Earlier this month Apple made the Apple Pay logo available for download and provided a PDF explaining its guidelines for using the payment mark. In its guideline document, Apple specifies that the Apple Pay logo should be placed ahead of similar marks for other payment services like MasterCard and Visa.
There are also rules for sizing the icon for physical signs, mobile and desktop websites, and emails. The guidelines document and a vector version of the payment mark are available for download from the Apple Pay web page.
Earlier this month Apple also published an Apple Pay FAQ page, and AppleCare started handling support for businesses that accept the mobile payment service.
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“should conform to the size of the other marks”
I’m sure Google and Samsung will follow suit.
“Apple specifies that the Apple Pay logo should be placed ahead of similar marks for other payment services like MasterCard and Visa.”
That is just brilliant. Do other companies go through this kind of minuscule details?
In Germany it is already weird if you can pay with the credit card at all. And although all new issued Credit Cards have the contactless payment option enabled and functional, nobody accepts it. They even changed the payment terminals with new ones that accept it, but disabled the feature after several months it wasn’t working.
ApplePay in Europe/Germany? dream on Apple….
How do you pay for things then? This sound like an exaggeration. Nobody goes around paying all cash for things in Germany.
Mostly debit card: In the netherlands you pay everything with your “pinpass”. But in Germany, especially for small purchases you still use cash most of the time.