Visa Offers $100M to Replace Mastercard as Apple Card’s Payment Network; American Express in the Mix
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are having a tug-of-war over whose network will get to provide the back-end plumbing for the Apple Card. That’s not exciting, I know, but here’s the kicker: Wall Street Journal published that Visa reportedly offered Apple a staggering $100 million to abandon Mastercard and join its ranks.
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