As the international expansion of Apple Pay continues, more and more banks are starting to offer their customers the possibility of making payments through Apple Pay with the credit cards that they have previously issued. Apple has just updated its website where it has just added 20 new banks and credit institutions compatible with this payment technology in the United States. But this time he also just published that users of the Mastercard prepared boon card can also be added to the Apple Pay application to be able to make payments from the Apple Watch, iPhone or iPad with NFC reader.
The list of new banks is as follows:
- Arsenal Credit Union
- Bank Midwest
- Bank of Canton
- Bank SNB
- Bankers' Bank
- Bremer Bank NA
- Bruning state bank
- Citizens Bank of Cumberland County
- Fairfield County Bank
- Family Horizons Credit Union
- Firefighters First Credit Union
- First National Bank Arcadia
- First National Bank in Staunton
- Fort Sill Federal Credit Union
- Hawaii USA Federal Credit Union
- IAA Credit Union
- Moody's National Bank
- North East Texas Credit Union
- Northbrook Bank & Trust Company
- Northern United Federal Credit Union
- Peoples State Bank of Munising
- Redwood Capital Bank
- Rogue Credit Union
- Sierra Central Credit Union
- TriStar Bank
- Vermillion Bank
The last country to receive this technology has been Singapore which was in the group of countries that will receive Apple Pay this year from the hand of American Express, which are Hong Kong and Spain. Also in Australia, ANZ bank has just announced that it has reached an agreement with the Cupertino-based firm to offer Apple Pay wireless payment technology to all its users.
