Since the beginning of the year, little or no new country has begun to support Apple Pay. But at least, the guys from Cupertino if they are bothering to expand the number of compatible banks in the countries where it is currently available. For now, and as confirmed by Tim Cook himself a few weeks ago, the next country that will be compatible with Apple Pay will be Brazil.
At the moment, there are no new rumors that suggest that the expansion of Apple Pay will continue in a country in Europe, or in a new country in Latin America, such as Mexico, the country that has the most possibilities since for a little more than one year it already has its own Apple stores, unlike the rest of the countries in the area, except Brazil.
New banks supporting Apple Pay in the United States
- Anahuac National Bank
- ASI Federal Credit Union
- Auburn state bank
- Bank South
- Burbank City Federal Credit Union
- Central Alliance Credit Union
- Columbine Federal Credit Union
- Connections Bank
- DCH Credit Union
- Hastings Federal Credit Union
- Iowa-Nebraska State Bank
- Lea County State Bank
- Legacy texas
- McCook National Bank
- Minnesota Valley Federal Credit Union
- Peoples Bank [Okla.]
- St. Francis X. Federal Credit Union
- T.S. Bank
- West Suburban Bank
- Winchester Savings Bank.
As in previous occasions, most of the banks that are compatible with Apple Pay in the United States are regional, since most of the large ones, if not all, are compatible with Apple Pay since it was officially presented just over three years ago.
Currently, Apple Pay is available at Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Canada and of course the United States. Today, the number of banks that support Apple Pay around the world exceeds 2.700 banks and credit institutions.
