At the end of May, Apple Pay officially landed in Hungary and LuxembourgThis being the case with the expansion plan announced by Tim Cook at the conference on March 25, in which he stated that before the end of the year, the number of countries compatible with this technology would exceed quarantine.
After the arrival of Apple Pay in the Netherlands and when we are right in the middle of the year, the number of countries where Apple Pay is already found is 37. With the arrival of Apple Pay in the Netherlands, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac users can now make their regular payments directly from their device.
For now, the only bank offering Apple Pay support in the Netherlands at ING, although it is to be expected that more banks will be added in the coming months. As usual, during the first hours, users are having problems adding their cards to Wallet, because most of the users in the country that are ING clients and with an Apple device want to start testing this technology.
ING, one of the banks that revolutionized banking in Spain, has been one of the latest banks to adopt this technology despite having championed the revolution in the Spanish banking sector, in addition to other countries. BBVA, one of the large Spanish banks, also it has taken too long to adopt this technology, something he finally did almost a year ago.
Today, Apple Pay is available in 37 countriesincluding Netherlands: Germany, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Brazil, Belgium, Canada, China, Denmark, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Isle of Man, Guirney, Italy, Japan, Jersey, Luxembourg, Norway , New Zealand, Russia, Poland, San Marino, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Taiwan, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, United States and Vatican City.
