Adyen Expands Tap to Pay on iPhone to Seven New European Markets

Adyen expands Tap to Pay on iPhone to seven new European countries, enabling businesses to accept contactless payments without additional hardware.

Adyen Expands Tap to Pay on iPhone to Seven New European Markets
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Adyen, a leading global financial technology platform, has launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in seven additional European markets: Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Iceland, Luxembourg, and Malta. This feature allows businesses like Suitsupply to accept contactless payments directly via iPhone, eliminating the need for extra hardware.

Alexa von Bismarck, President EMEA at Adyen, highlighted the secure and scalable nature of the solution, enhancing the shopping experience without interruptions. Valentijn Bolle, IT Product Owner at Suitsupply, praised the seamless checkout experience it offers.

Tap to Pay on iPhone supports all contactless payment methods, including Apple Pay and digital wallets, using NFC technology. It requires an iPhone XS or later with the latest iOS version.

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