While in many other countries, the number of banks and credit institutions that support Apple Pay appears to be stagnant, in the United States the number continues to grow almost every week. The guys from Cupertino have once again updated the number of compatible banks and credit institutions adding 25 new banks.
As is usual in this type of updates, as I have commented in the previous paragraph, all banks and credit institutions included in this update are located in the United States, being most of them regional, like the latest updates.
New banks and credit institutions compatible with Apple Pay
- Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union
- Central Sunbelt Federal Credit Union
- Cornerstone Community Financial CU
- First National Bank in Fairfield
- First National Bank of Muscatine
- First Southwest Bank
- Franklin Somerset Federal Credit Union
- Gas & Electric Credit Union
- Houston Highway CU
- Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union
- Linn-Co Federal Credit Union
- MED5 FEDERAL CREDITUNIONS
- Ohio University Credit Union
- ohio valley bank
- Ohnward Bank and Trust
- OnTap Credit Union
- Pennsville National Bank
- Salisbury Bank and Trust
- School Systems FCU
- Shelby Savings Bank
- Shoreline Credit Union
- Taunton Federal Credit Union
- The Colorado Bank & Trust Company of La Junta
- Triad bank
- ONE FCU
In Spain, as we can see on the website, Caja Rual and EvoBank will be the next two Spanish banks that will integrate Apple Pay as a form of payment for all their customers, although at the moment there is no confirmed date for its official launch.
Currently, Apple Pay is already available in 1 of every 2 American merchants, being the most widespread electronic payment system in the entire United States, followed by Samsung Pay and the now called Google Pay. Regarding the possibility of it reaching other Spanish-speaking countries, Apple has not yet spoken out being Brazil the next country to receive this payment technology ...
Currently, Apple Pay is available in Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Canada and of course the United States.