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Corpus: 1990-03-17 – 2025-12-01

September 2015

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EFTA01377737Set 10

2015-09-301p565w

promptness of payment; • ability to accept new payment types, such as NFC (Apple Pay, Android Pay and other electronic wallets) and EMV; • product and service pricing, the transparency of that ... innovate quickly to accept new payment technologies such as NFC through Apple Pay, Android Pay, and other new currencies further differentiates our payments platform from our competition. Many competitors offer

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01377737.pdf

EFTA01377719Set 10

2015-11-061p626w

buyer's mobile device using NFC. This enables acceptance via Apple Pay. Android Pay, and other mobile wallets. As of October 31. 2015, we have received more than

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01377719.pdf

EFTA01377710Set 10

2015-10-011p469w

contactless payments from mobile devices with biometric authentication standards, such as Apple Pay and Android Pay. Contactless payments are a faster, safer, and more convenient experience on both sides

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01377710.pdf

EFTA01071023Set 9

16p1,089w

electronic forms of payment (debit cards: 54%, PayPal: 9%, Apple Pay: 2%; Android Pay: 1%). • A whopping 61 percent of the enterprises surveyed said that they don't have