Apple Pay & Digital Wallets in Mexico and the United States: Illusion or Financial Revolution?

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Ricardo Heredia Salazar

Abstract

Apple Pay and digital wallets have gained popularity since the fall of 2014. Perceiving Apple Pay & digital wallets as a financial revolution at this moment might be a mistake. The following study shows that it is just the evolution of a payment system in Mexico and the United States of America, a system that opened the door to a possible future financial revolution. Current financial regulation in Mexico and the United States of America is not accurately applied; therefore, proper guidelines or amendments in financial regulations should be issued by financial authorities in order to mend the loopholes in the law.

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Heredia Salazar, R. (2016). Apple Pay & Digital Wallets in Mexico and the United States: Illusion or Financial Revolution?. Mexican Law Review, 9(2), 29–70. https://doi.org/10.22201/iij.24485306e.2017.18.10775
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Ricardo Heredia Salazar, Duke University

Attorney at Law; LL.B. Universidad Anáhuac México Sur graduated with Academic Excellence; LL.M. Master of Laws, Business Law Certificate and Certificate in the Summer Institute of Law Language & Culture Program at Duke University School of Law, Durham NC; Specialization Postgraduate Degree in Financial and Banking Law, Universidad Panamericana summa cum laude; MPL, Yale University School of Management, New Haven Connecticut; Diploma in Fiscal and Financial Crimes from the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Penales (INACIPE); Member of the National Association of Business Lawyers (ANADE); Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity, North Carolina Bar Association and American Bar Association. ricardoheredia@lawnet.duke.edu