Apple, Google, Samsung y Huawei quieren que pagues con sus tarjetas bancarias

José Carlos Castillo· Jul 26, 2026 · 1:15 AM UTC ·4 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 15 views

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Apple, Google, Samsung y Huawei quieren que pagues con sus tarjetas bancarias Los surcoreanos lanzarán una tarjeta de débito este verano Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Apple Card. José Carlos Castillo 13/05/2020 a las 00:18h. Aunque las transacciones sin contacto existían mucho antes de que las grandes tecnológicas articulasen sus plataformas de pago, no fue hasta la venida de Apple Pay, Samsung Pay o derivados que el grueso de la población comenzó a abrazar dicha posibilidad.

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▪Apple, Google, Samsung y Huawei quieren que pagues con sus tarjetas bancarias Los surcoreanos lanzarán una tarjeta de débito este verano Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Apple Card.
▪José Carlos Castillo 13/05/2020 a las 00:18h.
▪Aunque las transacciones sin contacto existían mucho antes de que las grandes tecnológicas articulasen sus plataformas de pago, no fue hasta la venida de Apple Pay, Samsung Pay o derivados que el grueso de la población comenzó a abrazar dic

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Publication time	Sun, 26 Jul 2026 03:15:30 +0200
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