New banks will soon join Apple Pay in our country as indicated by the Cupertino company's own website. In this web section we have more and more entities available as the latest to join such as the Banc Sabadell, Caja Rural or Bankia among others.
In this case, there are five new financial entities that add the "Coming Soon" sign in the Apple Pay section. The list is: Laboral Kutxa, Banco mediolanum, Banco Pichincha, Grupo Cooperativo Cajamar and Pibank.
This is undoubtedly the safest payment method that we can use for our purchases, whether in a physical store or on the web. In the case of stores, we can pay with the Apple Watch, iPhone or iPad and in the case of Macs you can use it by making purchases with Safari, by using Touch ID using the iPhone or iPad. Obviously with a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air with integrated Touch ID, a simple touch is enough to complete the payment quickly and safely.
The truth is that the list of banks continues to grow at a good pace and it seems that some of these important banks continue to resign themselves to negotiating with Apple or do not reach the necessary agreements to offer this service at the moment. The most prominent case of these entities is that of ING, a bank that has Apple Pay in some country, which boasts of carrying out all the procedures and processes online, and that now with Apple Pay has customers with the fly behind their ears since it is not compatible.