coronavirus pandemic was simple and straightforward, it was either cash or card and largely depended on convenience. But, as the nation became more focused on hygiene and stopping the transmission of Covid-19, contactless payments became the norm, even more so after the limit was increased to £45 for usage on a single transaction.
However, Apple took that one step further and unlike contactless card payments that limit you to a £45 spend, there is no limit for Apple Pay.
That means you can pay for your weekly shop, or fill your car up with fuel, all with your iPhone or Apple Watch.But are your payments protected if something goes wrong with a sale?The question was put to Martin Lewis from a viewer during his Money Show Live TV programme on.
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