The easier it is to pay, the more people buy.

We’ve all been somewhere that doesn’t accept credit cards. But in the future, will not accepting methods like Apple Pay put your business in the same outdated category?

Today, we discuss whether Apple Pay is the next PayPal — or the next Visa. Does your website or brick & mortar need to make Apple Pay happen? If so, what does it take? What does it cost?

We looked into this for our own business, so we’ll share the results of our research with you. Click Play!

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