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Fintech Nexus E-newsletter (March 22, 2024): The DoJ’s swimsuit in opposition to Apple has profound implications for fintech

Yesterday, there was plenty of speak in regards to the Division of Justice’s anti-trust lawsuit in opposition to Apple.

Simon Taylor known as it the “largest factor in fintech since Visa/Plaid.” American Banker gave us a historical past of the battles between banks and Apple through the years. And TechCrunch had at least six articles overlaying this improvement.

Whereas the lawsuit itself is broad it does embody some particular complaints about Apple’s huge monetary enterprise. Like with all issues Apple, its monetary choices function in a walled backyard and that’s the downside.

Apple Pay solely works with the Apple digital pockets and third-party apps can’t even entry the NFC chip. The EU opened an anti-trust investigation into Apple again in 2020 and has agreed to make some concessions.

In Europe, builders will quickly have entry to the NFC chip to construct their very own tap-to-pay companies that may bypass Apple Pockets and Apple Pay. That opened the door for US regulators to behave.

If Apple has a extra open system in Europe, then U.S. shoppers ought to take pleasure in the identical advantages. That’s on the coronary heart of the DoJ grievance.

Apple reveals no indicators of slowing down in its push so as to add monetary companies options into the iPhone and its related ecosystem. As digital monetary companies grow to be extra entrenched in our lives, it is going to be good for shoppers to have entry to merchandise from a broad cross-section of distributors.

If the DoJ is profitable, that can virtually definitely come to cross.


> DOJ says Apple’s ‘full management’ over tap-to-pay transactions stops innovation, cements its monopoly

By Ingrid Lunden 

In its antitrust grievance in opposition to Apple and its iPhone enterprise, the U.S. Justice Division takes goal in opposition to Apple’s monetary enterprise.


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  • Peter RentonPeter Renton

    Peter Renton is the chairman and co-founder of Fintech Nexus, the world’s largest digital media firm centered on fintech. Peter has been writing about fintech since 2010 and he’s the creator and creator of the Fintech One-on-One Podcast, the primary and longest-running fintech interview sequence.


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