CVS has launched its own mobile payment solution. CVS Pay will show a barcode on the phone screen that the pharmacy can scan so you can make a purchase. As long as you have a credit or a debit card link to it, you’ll be good to go. You can also present the barcode to pick up prescriptions that you can refill and manage in the app. CVS Pay lives within the company's Pharmacy app. If you live in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, you either have to download the app or update it to start using the payment service. You'll still get access to the feature even if you don't live in any of those locations, though you might have to wait a few months, as it's not scheduled for a nationwide rollout until later in the year. What do you think of CVS having its own mobile payment solution ?
The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple is in talks with U.S. banks over a person to person mobile payments service. The service would be positioned as an expansion to Apple Pay, and it would allow people to send each other money, much like Square's Square Cash service. Apple is said to be speaking to Chase, Capital One, Wells Fargo, and U.S. Bank, but key details and the technical details still need to be worked out. A launch date for the service is unknown at this time, but Apple is rumored to be targeting to release this in 2016. As the world becomes more digital something like this just makes sense to me. How Apple executes will either make or break this. What do you think ? 
