According to Computerworld, more than 200,000 websites plan to support Apple Pay on their sites in coming weeks. This means that online shoppers with iPhones, iPads and Macs updated with iOS 10 and macOS Sierra can save time when finishing an online purchase through the Apple's Safari browser. 76% of retailers plan to accept Apple Pay, Apple’s mobile payment service, by the end of 2017, compared with 59% for PayPal, according to a State of Retail Payments 2016 study by the National Retail Federation and Forrester research group. Others face an uphill battle, with 53% saying they have no interest in Venmo, 43% not interested in Alipay and 38% with no interest in Pay With Amazon.
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