Apple recruits senior staff for crypto payments, complementing traditional payment methods.
According to the CoinDesk , Apple is recruiting for the position of Head of Payments Business Development, requiring experience in the field of cryptocurrency to serve the partnership programs, implement alternative and emerging payment methods worldwide. bridge.
According to the job posting posted on May 26, candidates need to have experience “working at alternative payment method providers including e-wallets, BNPL (buy first, pay later), fast payments (Fast Payments). ), cryptocurrency…” for 5 years or more. Apple is hiring for a position with experience in the areas of payments, including cryptocurrencies. Photo: Forbes. According to Apple, the hire will take on the position of business development director of Apple Wallets, Payments and Commerce (WPC). Job duties include model identification, planning, screening, negotiation, and maintaining relationships with alternative payment program partners. In addition to experience in the payments sectors, this role will work with senior partners in the company, providing “direction based on market research and Apple’s opportunities”, influencing “the strategy of the company”. business strategy and product roadmap”. While crypto experience is not required if the candidate has knowledge in other areas of payment, the inclusion of crypto on the list suggests that Apple may consider adding a cryptocurrency payment method in the future. future. Earlier in April, leaked photos showed that the Apple Pay service could support Visa cards integrated with Coinbase e-wallet, a cryptocurrency trading platform. In 2019, Apple Pay VP Jennifer Bailey said that she was “watching cryptocurrency”, calling it an area with “long-term potential”. Apple services or stores have never accepted payments in cryptocurrencies, in addition to a strict payment policy for all apps released on the App Store. According to the MacRumors , does not rule out the possibility that Apple is looking for people with experience in the payment fields to ensure its ability to compete with competitors if needed. Expensive price for Bitcoin mining Since the advent of cryptocurrencies, the amount of electricity required for mining has increased significantly. This leads experts to believe that cryptocurrency mining is not environmentally friendly.
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