CMA vs Apple on NFC Access | Ep. 033
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This episode breaks down the UK Competition and Markets Authority's proposals to force Apple to open the iPhone’s contactless NFC chip to rival wallets, and what that means for banks, fintechs, and consumers.
Key Topics
- The CMA's core demands: Requiring Apple to offer both Host Card Emulation (HCE) and Secure Element (SE) access, Express Mode functionality, and alternative default wallet selection.
- Why the 2024 opening failed: How Apple's existing commercial fees and restrictive SE-only platform kept rival wallets from launching in the UK.
- The security vs. open-access debate: Examining Apple’s security concerns against the fact that Android and the EU already operate safely on free HCE models.
- Global regulatory precedents: Comparing the UK's approach to the EU's binding free-access settlement, Brazil’s ongoing fight over contactless Pix, and earlier attempts in Germany and Australia.
- Wider industry impact: How open NFC could enable in-store "Pay by Bank" options, unlock transit and digital ID services, and whether UK consumers will actually see third-party wallets by late 2027.
Host: Louis Thompsett
Guest: Kieran O'Connor
Producer: Anaya McDonald
Editor: Anaya McDonald
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