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ApplePay Training
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Technology
SE Chips & NFC
Anatomy of an ApplePay Transaction
F.A.Q
CONSUMER
ACTIVATION
via ApplePay application
issuer generated
CONFIRMATION OF
PAYMENT
TOKENIZATION
TOKEN RESPONSE
from consumer's iTunes account
Apple initiates request for a token
CONFIRMATION OF
ISSUER PARTICIPATION
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iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus & Apple Watch devices have both:
NFC (Near Field Communication) chip &
Separate chip called the SE (Secure Element)
MERCHANT REQUIREMENTS
CONSUMER REQUIREMENTS
ApplePay Training
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iPhone 6 or 6 Plus
Apple Watch (Not Yet Released)
NFC Capable Hardware
Terminal/POS Application
Each time a consumer initiates a transaction, the SE generates
a one-use code in lieu of transmitting the debit or credit card number. The SE chip manages & stores data separately from the rest of the phones components.
iPad Mini & iPad Air 2 both have Apple Pay for e-commerce transactions called ‘in app’ purchases as these devices have an SE chip. Neither device has an NFC chip so they are not capable of completing retail Apple Pay transactions.
FlexPoint easily integrates into any POS environment, can accept Apple Pay and provides your merchants added security with EMV!
PIVOTAL LEARNING CENTER
Jessica Skinner
Corporate Sales Trainer, U.S
Apple, Apple Pay, iPhone, iPad & iWatch are Registered Trademarks of Apple.
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Q: Is Pivotal ready to support Apple Pay?
Yes! Apple Pay released to the U.S. October 2014 and will release in
Canada in 2015. FlexPoint is Apple Pay ready and EMV compatible.
Q: Is Apple Pay secure for consumers?
Yes – for both retail and e-commerce transactions, Apple Pay utilizes
both Touch ID (fingerprint scan) & the SE (Secure Element) chip.
Q: Does Apple Pay have anything to do with EMV?
“Nope. EMV chip technology is popular around the world….With Apple
Pay, a unique device account number and a dynamic security code serve
as your credit card authorization. You get your goodies, and your bank
gets the transaction record, but no one ever sees your credit card,
eliminating the need for PINs or card swiping.”
http://www.cnet.com/news/everything-you-want-to-know-about-apple-pay/