Yesterday, Wednesday, the Apple Pay payment technology landed in Italy, adding to the number of countries where it is currently available. Apple launched Apple Pay a little over two years ago, but until the first one had passed, Apple failed to reach other countries. Currently Apple Pay is available in 15 countries, where the only Spanish-speaking country is Spain. Last December Apple introduced this technology in the country, however, the expansion to other banks, not only in Spain, but also in other countries, is being slower than normal, at least outside the United States, where practically Almost every week they update the list of banks compatible with this technology.
Apple just updated this listing adding 24 new American banks and credit institutions that are already compatible with Apple Pay, so that all your customers can add their credit or debit cards directly in the application to start making payments with the iPhone 6 or higher, Apple Watch, iPad Air 2 or higher and through the website, as long as offer this payment method as supported.
List of new banks compatible with Apple Pay in the United States
- Blackhawk Bank & Trust
- Capital Community Bank
- Central Bank of IA
- Chemical Bank
- Columbia Bank (now of NJ and OR)
- Commercial State Bank
- County Credit Union
- El Paso Area Teachers Federal Credit Union
- Finger Lakes Federal Credit Union
- First Colony Bank of Florida
- First National Bank of Picayune
- Minnequa Works Credit Union
- North Island Financial Credit Union
- Peoples Bank of the South
- People's Savings Bank
- Prime Financial Credit Union
- Red River Credit Union
- San Juan Credit Union
- Santa Clara County Federal Credit Union
- Texas Citizen Bank
- Town and Country and Peoples Prosperity Bank
- Tradition Capital Bank
- UNCLE Credit Union
- Unitus Community Credit Union
- Voyage Federal Credit Union
- Wasatch Peaks Credit Union
