Curve Pay Is the First Wallet in EEA to Compete with Apple on iOS
- Curve launched Curve Pay on iOS in the European Economic Area on May 22, 2025, providing an alternative to Apple Pay for iPhone users.
- This launch follows the European Commission's ruling that forced Apple to allow third-party payment apps access to NFC, ending an antitrust investigation in July 2024.
- Curve Pay supports over 120 global currencies, offers zero fees, and gives users better spending insights and control by integrating with Apple Pay.
- Curve’s CEO Shachar Bialick explained that Curve Pay offers users a new perspective on managing their finances and provides access to smarter ways to handle spending.
- The launch marks a significant shift in mobile payments by expanding choice for iOS consumers and signals increasing competition in the European digital wallet market.
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