Apple has just announced the new banks and credit institutions that have just got on the Apple Pay bandwagon and allow their users to make payments with the NFC technology of our iPhone or in combination with the Apple Watch. After adding these new 40 banks, the number of entities associated with Apple Pay is close to 800, a figure that must be taken into account and that shows the interest of the United States in expanding the use of this technology.
Since the arrival of Apple Pay to American territory, the expansion has been progressing little by little, but outside the country, it has barely advanced. Actually Apple Pay is also available in the UK, Canada and Australia. It will soon arrive in Spain, Hong Kong and Singapore from the hand of American Express, to facilitate the arrival in the country and not depend on the negotiations that it has to face with the banks to distribute the commission they charge.
- American Heritage Federal Credit Union
- Associated Credit Union
- Bangor Savings Bank
- Bank of Bourbonnais
- Bank of Clovis
- Bank of the Pacific
- Baton Rouge Telco Federal Credit Union
- Bhcu
- Cardinal bank
- Corning Credit Union
- First Financial Credit Union (IL)
- First National Bank of Trenton
- First Nations Bank
- First Republic Bank
- Flint Area School Employees Credit Union
- Glass City Federal Credit Union
- Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
- Hawthorn bank
- Hills Bank and Trust Company
- Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
- Leader Bank, NA
- Michigan Tech Employees Federal Credit Union
- Midcoast Federal Credit Union
- Oatworth Capital Bank
- ohio valley bank
- Partnership Financial Credit Union
- Penn Liberty Bank
- Police and Fire Federal Credit Union
- Prime Merdian Bank
- Reading Cooperative Bank
- Republic Bank
- Section 705 Federal Credit Union
- Secured Advantage Federal Credit Union
- Southern bank
- Southwest Missouri Bank
- Towne Bank
- West Plains Bank and Trust Company
- WestTex Federal Credit Union
- Wilmington Savings Fund Society
- WFS Bank