Those vying for the prestigious card are being asked to heed the tech giant’s warning – treat it nicely.

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Canadians will soon notice a lot more people paying for things with their iPhone, now that Apple Pay has rolled out to cardholder’s at all five major Canadian banks.

Going to the store armed with a wallet full of debit and credit cards may soon be a thing of the past – at least, that’s what the country’s biggest banks are betting on.

Apple Pay will finally be available to more Canadian consumers, as the “Big Five” banks gear up to launch the service to cardholders.

Online survey finds 77 per cent of respondents preferred to pay for purchases by debit or credit, and 65 per cent said they rarely buy anything with cash.

Apple Inc. and China's state-owned credit card processor announced plans Friday to launch the smartphone-based Apple Pay electronic payment system in China.

Amex cardholders represent just 8.2 per cent of the Canadian market, while the service is limited to only those merchants who currently accept Amex cards.

Google's answer to the Apple Pay mobile-payment service is debuting in the U.S., marking a do-over by the company behind the world's most-used operating system for smartphones.