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A new guided tour video featuring Apple Pay.

Apple has previously shown off Apple Pay in the Apple Watch guided tour playlist, but a few days ago, they posted a new video featuring Apple Pay on iPhone 6/ 6S.

In the video, Apple shows how easy it is to use Apple Pay. Apple shows the ease of use in a physical store as well as in-app purchases. Apple closes the video by demonstrating how easy it is to set up Apple Pay, including adding a card, verifying it and using it in stores.

The video has been posted on Apple's Youtube channel :

youtube.com/user/Apple

Apple Pay is available in the US and UK. They recently started Apple Pay in Canada and Australia as well.


To learn more about Apple Pay :

http://www.apple.com/apple-pay/

Rahul


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