So much misinformation.
Apple Pay is the safest payment system out there. It's superior to Google Wallet and uses the latest tokenization technology. Apple stores no information about you (including credit card data) on any of their servers. When you request a recent history of transactions your phone accesses your bank to download this information because Apple doesn't store it. Apple Pay wasn't an invention of Apple - it was created by the banks/credit card companies. Apple Pay is just the first company to integrate this system into a device.
Stealing your watch to make purchases? Please, did the writer even do some simple fact checking? When the watch is removed from your wrist it immediately gets de-authorized and can no longer make payments.
And talking about Touch ID being hacked? Hardly. I challenge anyone here to find a video of a Touch ID hack that shows in order: a person using their iPhone and a specific finger to unlock it, another person successfully lifting a print of the iPhone, making the mold and then unlocking the iPhone within the limited number of attempts before it locks.
I've seen countless Touch ID hack videos and they all have some flaw. There's the one idiot who had a print on the iPhone screen masked off, and the print was flawless. The rest of the screen was clean and smudge free EXCEPT for the print. And people actually fall for this? There's a reason nobody produces an UNEDITED video of a Touch ID hack - it's because they tried several times, and only bother to show the time it worked instead of the numerous times it didn't work.