Let us once again inform you about the new banks and credit institutions that Apple has just added to the list of compatible with the company's electronic payment technology in the United States. On this occasion, the list is short if we compare it with other updates, since only 17 new banks and credit institutions, most regional (as well as the latest updates) already offer all their customers the possibility of making payments for their usual purchases through Apple Pay with their iPhone or Apple Watch.
New banks and credit institutions compatible with Apple Pay in the United States
- Enrichment Federal Credit Union
- First Security Bank of Arkansas
- Marion & Polk Schools Credit Union
- Merchants Bank of Indiana
- Northern Michigan Bank & Trust
- Ohnward Bank and Trust
- Post Family Credit Union
- River Cities Bank
- Rivertown Bank
- Simplicity Credit Union
- South Point Bank
- Texas Bank
- The Peoples Community Bank
- Town & Country Bank (IL)
- Town & Country Bank (UT)
- Trius Federal Credit Union
- Woori America Bank
These new 17 banks are added to the list of just over 30 that the company included in the Apple Pay support list in the United States, to which we must add another large number of banks compatible with Apple Pay that have given the go good to this way of paying with the mobile in China. Currently Apple Pay is compatible with more than 1.600 banks and credit institutions in the United States. Outside the country, the number of banks is still very small compared to the United States, but it must also be taken into account that the size of the countries and the diversity are not the same.
Apple Pay is currently available at Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, France, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States and Canada. Currently in the United States, 35% of all merchants in the United States already offer Apple Pay to their customers as a regular payment method, a very low percentage compared to most countries in Europe, where Contactless technology is available long before the arrival of Apple Pay to the market.
