Telekom Romania Mobile is the first telecommunications operator in Romania to offer the Apple Pay payment and recharging service in the mobile application for the iOS users.
Apple Pay is a fast, secure, and efficient payment solution, with numerous benefits, such as:
Advanced security: Payments and top-ups are protected and secured by Apple's enhanced security technology. Card data is being stored in a secure environment, minimizing the risk of fraud.
Simplicity and convenience: Making payments and adding top-ups becomes simple, with just a few taps on the device screen, avoiding the manual fill in of card details.
Increased Accessibility: Payments and top-ups with Apple Pay are available on all iOS devices.
To benefit from Apple Pay, all customers need to do is download/update the MyAccount Telekom app on their iOS device and add their card details to Apple Pay.
With more than 1 million user downloads, MyAccount app offers multiple payment options and the administration of all the services directly from the mobile phone.
Telekom Romania was the first telecommunications operator in Romania that introduced Google Play, for the Android users, in its mobile payment app, and continues to launch digital services that simplify and improve customer experience.
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