WLFI Expands Into Payments: Debit Card + Apple Pay On The Way
Reports have disclosed that World Liberty Financial (WLFI) will roll out a branded debit card that users can link to Apple Pay, allowing payments using its USD1 stablecoin. The announcement was made at Korea Blockchain Week by WLFI co-founder Zak Folkman, who said the product and a companion retail app are due within weeks as […]
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As the technology wars heat up in the merchant payment industry, the establishment's foray known as Apple Pay has run into some major identity theft and fraud issues. NFS (Near Field Communications) may be clever. Biometric fingerprint scans into iPhones can make a user feel safe and secure, or just forward the user's information to unknown third parties. At the core of the problem is the weakest link in the Apple Pay chain. The debit card itself. Fraud and Identity Theft quickly join Apple Pay. Apple gets a nice .15% fee for every Apple Pay based on Apple's salesmanship on the idea that....