When in Spain we have already completed a year with Apple's wireless payment technology, Apple Pay, we can see how this technology is not available in many other countries, so in part we have to feel grateful for having been lucky enough to use it before many other countries.
Throughout this year, Apple Pay has reached a large number of European countriesBut even so, a few are still missing, such as Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania and Germany. At the moment, it seems that within Europe, Poland will be the next country to be able to enjoy Apple Pay, although at the moment there is no confirmed date.
Last October, we echoed a story stating that Poland could be the next European country to enjoy Apple Pay before the end of the year, but it seems that the citizens of this country are going to have to wait a few more months, while Apple closes an agreement between the 5 main banks in the country, which at the moment seem to have said yes to share the commissions that charge their customers to use Apple Pay.
Currently Apple Pay wireless payment technology is available in the following countries: 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. It is especially striking that Germany, don't enjoy this technology yet, when it has always been in all the pools to be the next country compatible with this technology, but it seems that the ale; before they are very hard to negotiate and at the moment we do not have any news that confirms the arrival in the German country, at least in the next months.