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Denmark's equivalent, MobilePay, is very widely used. I even use it for some online purchases, as the flow is so smooth:
- Select pay by MobilePay
- (They probably already have my phone number (e.g. for delivery notifications), if not I must enter it. It's 8 digits.)
- A notification appears on my phone, with the amount and recipient
- Fingerprint and swipe to confirm
- That's all.
The website doesn't keep any card data, but I still get a very quick checkout process.
To send money to friends or family (or small businesses) is also fast:
- Open app, unlock with fingerprint
- Type in amount, e.g. 100, press Next
- Choose a recent recipient, or scroll through my contacts, or type a phone number
- See confirmation -- the amount and the person's name as on their bank account, not their name in my address book
- Send.
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Denmark's equivalent, MobilePay, is very widely used. I even use it for some online purchases, as the flow is so smooth:
- Select pay by MobilePay
- (They probably already have my phone number (e.g. for delivery notifications), if not I must enter it. It's 8 digits.)
- A notification appears on my phone, with the amount and recipient
- Fingerprint and swipe to confirm
- That's all.
The website doesn't keep any card data, but I still get a very quick checkout process.
To send money to friends or family (or small businesses) is also fast:
- Open app, unlock with fingerprint
- Type in amount, e.g. 100, press Next
- Choose a recent recipient, or scroll through my contacts, or type a phone number
- See confirmation -- the amount and the person's name as on their bank account, not their name in my address book
- Send.