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Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank) has launched Apple Pay for its customers in the Philippines, allowing cardholders to make contactless payments using their iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and Mac.
The digital payment service enables customers to make purchases in stores, within mobile applications, and online through compatible Apple devices.
Making payments simpler
"As we continue building a next-generation bank, we're focused on making everyday banking and payments simpler, safer, and more intuitive,” said UnionBank president and chief executive officer Ana Aboitiz Delgado.
“Bringing Apple Pay to UnionBank cardholders enhances the payment experience by allowing customers to pay quickly and securely with the devices they use every day. Whether they're shopping in-store, online, or in-app, customers can enjoy a more seamless way to pay, with the security and convenience they expect from UnionBank," she added.
To make in-store purchases, customers can authenticate transactions using Face ID, Touch ID, or a device passcode before holding their iPhone or Apple Watch near a contactless payment terminal. Each transaction is secured through a one-time dynamic security code.