Some Russian bank cards no longer work with Apple Pay and Google Pay
, only 29 percent of Russians reported using Google Pay at the time, while 20 percent said they had used Apple Pay. As such, those restrictions aren’t likely to impact Russian consumers too much given they have access to alternatives. However, the possibility of excluding Russian banks from thecould lead to things like currency volatility that would further hurt the country’s economy.
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