While users from countries where Apple Pay has not yet arrived today and when it does arrive we will do so with open arms, Apple continues to expand the number of banks and credit institutions that offer support to their customers to make payments with Apple Pay. This update brings us 32 new associates, with whom the list now exceeds 1.000 banks and entities. To this day, despite this extensive list, there are still entities that do not offer support to their customers, so their customers cannot offer Apple Pay as a form of payment to their customers. For that problem there is the solution that we showed you a few days ago and it is called Square.
Square NFC is a small device that offers merchants who do not have a dataphone compatible with NFC technology to power make payments to customers who want to make their payments through the use of iPhone and Apple Pay. This device is now available in the Apple Store in the United States for only $ 49.
List of new banks and credit institutions that already offer support for Apple Pay:
- Anderson brothers bank
- Bank & Trust Company
- Bank of Labor
- Bank of Yazoo
- BankWest
- Brown County State Bank
- Busey bank
- Campbell & Fetter Bank
- Central Bank of Oklahoma
- Collinsville Savings Society
- core bank
- Covantage Credit Union
- Diversified Members Credit Union
- Farmington Bank
- Florida Parishes Bank
- Fort Worth Community Credit Union
- Great Midwest Bank
- Horizon Bank, NA
- Litchfield bancorp
- Luther Burbank Savings
- Mississippi National Guard Federal Credit Union
- Oregon Community Credit Union
- Pathfinder Bank
- Platinum Federal Credit Union
- Qualstar Credit Union
- Red River Bank
- Seven Seventeen Credit Union
- T Bank
- Citizens Bank
- Titonka Savings Bank
- US Employees OC Federal Credit Union
- Wallis State Bank
