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Apple Pay is Apple's contactless payment service. It uses secure hardware on an Apple device to handle payment steps before communicating with the card networks, such as Visa or Mastercard. The videos identify it as a major contributor to changes in consumer payment behavior.

Shop Pay is Shopify's digital wallet and payment service. The video describes it as a wallet used by roughly 1.7 million merchants and as an example of a wallet that can transact on a consumer's behalf.

PayPal Enterprise Payments, formerly Braintree, provides tokenization and payment processing for transactions initiated by AI agents. Merchants receive constrained payment tokens and continue using standard charging, settlement, refund, chargeback, risk, and compliance workflows; the tokens can be limited by merchant, amount, currency, and expiry so card details remain outside the agent and the merchant's PCI scope. The service supports agentic-commerce integrations including Instant Checkout in ChatGPT through the Agentic Commerce Protocol, Google AI Mode through the Universal Commerce Protocol and Google Pay, and MCP apps that either provide an in-agent checkout interface or hand off to an external checkout page.

Jeepay is an open-source payment system for internet businesses, developed and maintained by the original XxPay team. It supports ordinary merchant and multi-channel service-provider modes, aggregated QR-code payments, and multi-merchant, multi-application integration with channels including WeChat Pay, Alipay, and UnionPay. The system is intended for self-hosted payment platforms, SaaS payment middle offices, and merchant payment systems, and provides Java, Python, and PHP integration resources. Its backend uses Spring Boot and Spring Security, with an Ant Design Vue frontend and configurable RocketMQ, ActiveMQ, or RabbitMQ messaging. Deployment options include shell scripts, Docker Compose, and source deployment with MySQL, Redis, and a message queue.

Venmo is a mobile and web-based peer-to-peer payments service operated by PayPal. It allows users to send and receive money, split bills, and make purchases using linked bank accounts, cards, or a Venmo balance. Venmo also offers a debit card and merchant payment integrations.