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Apple Pay Launches in India with Axis Bank as First Banking Partner

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Apple Pay is set to make its debut in India, with Axis Bank confirmed as the first banking partner for the service. The launch marks Apple's entry into India's competitive digital payments market. However, several of India's largest banks are reportedly holding back from supporting Apple Pay at the outset. The initial rollout is therefore expected to be limited in scope, with broader banking participation likely to follow at a later stage.

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