Seventy-six percent of retailers plan to accept Apple Pay by the end of 2017
<p>Seventy-six percent of retailers plan to accept Apple Pay, Apple’s mobile payment service, by the end of 2017, compared with 59% for PayPal, according to a <a href="http://cts.businesswire.com/ct/CT?id=smartlink&url=https%3A%2F%2Fnrf.com%2Fresources%2Fretail-library%2Fthe-state-of-retail-payments-2016%3Futm_source%3DNRFNews%26utm_medium%3D08-09%26utm_content%3DPaymentsStudy_Report%26utm_campaign%3DSmartBrief&esheet=51399807&newsitemid=20160810006029&lan=en-US&anchor=State+of+Retail+Payments+2016&index=2&md5=689bf18ace2828e6949fd5107cdb0422">State of Retail Payments 2016</a> study by the National Retail Federation and Forrester research group. Others face an uphill battle, with 53% saying they have no interest in Venmo, 43% not interested in Alipay and 38% with no interest in Pay With Amazon.</p>