Apple Pay fee lawsuit reportedly gets class certification
MacRumors reports that banks and credit unions will be able to sue together in a case accusing Apple of blocking tap-to-pay competition.
TLDR
MacRumors reports that U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White certified a class in an antitrust lawsuit over Apple Pay fees, allowing banks and credit unions to band together. The class covers U.S. entities that issued an Apple Pay-enabled payment card and paid Apple fees for transactions on that card. The lawsuit accuses Apple of blocking tap-to-pay competition.
Apple Pay fee lawsuit reportedly gets class certification
MacRumors reports that banks and credit unions will be able to sue together in a case accusing Apple of blocking tap-to-pay competition.
TLDR
MacRumors reports that U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White certified a class in an antitrust lawsuit over Apple Pay fees, allowing banks and credit unions to band together. The class covers U.S. entities that issued an Apple Pay-enabled payment card and paid Apple fees for transactions on that card. The lawsuit accuses Apple of blocking tap-to-pay competition.
