PayPal no longer has a monopoly on eBay payment systems. The online retailer is exploring other options, and soon, you'll be able to buy home appliances, clothes, or even cars on eBay using Apple Pay.

The move to accept Apple Pay goes along with eBay's new approach to payments after it decided to cut ties with long-standing partner and former subsidiary PayPal.

Now eBay is adding one more option to the mix with support for Apple Pay – something the company refers to as “the first step” in offering its tens of millions of buyers more choice in terms ...

For those users who have an Apple Card, they can receive 2% in Daily Cash on each purchase they make on eBay. Apple Pay launched several years ago, and it’s widely available in the US and many ...

Apple Pay is clearly a risk to PayPal," Hottovy said. "The hope is that it's not a zero sum game." CNNMoney (New York) First published September 10, 2014: 1:57 PM ET ...

eBay is spreading its wings now that it has officially started transitioning to a non-PayPal payment system. This fall, it's adding Apple Pay as one of its first options on the new payment ...

Earlier this year, eBay announced it will manage end-to-end payments on its platform, and the introduction of Apple Pay is part of that change. Amsterdam-based Adyen will replace PayPal as eBay's ...

eBay is adding new payment options as it distances itself from PayPal, and Apple Pay will start appearing as an option on the auction site in fall 2018.

Apple Pay's technology echoes -- and now competes with -- that of eBay's PayPal, which in August unveiled its "One Touch PayPal," a service that allows consumers to pay for goods (at participating ...

It sounds like Apple Pay support will be limited at first, rolling out to only a select number of sellers when it launches this fall. eBay makes it sound like all buyers will be able to use Apple ...

Customers in the U.S. will soon be able to shop for goods and complete their transactions on eBay using Apple Pay on iOS and Safari as part of the initial phase of the new payments experience.