While in some countries the arrival of Apple Pay is still a mystery, the guys from Cupertino continue to expand the number of compatible banks in the countries where it is currently located. Little by little more and more banks in the United States are currently offering us compatibility with Apple Pay, a country where regional and local banks are adopting this payment technology, confirming Apple's interest in this payment method is available in as many banks as possible.
Apple's website showing the banks that are compatible with Apple Pay in the United States today has just been updated, adding 27 new banks. But it is not the only country that has seen the number of compatible banks grow, since China has also seen Apple Pay support expanded to two new banks.
New banks compatible with Apple Pay in the United States
- 1st Northern California Credit Union
- American Federal Bank
- Cattle National Bank & Trust Company
- Citizens Progressive Bank
- Community First Bank
- Fall River Municipal Credit Union
- First Community Bank of Hillsboro
- First Community Bank of the Ozarks
- First Option Bank
- Five County Credit Union
- Flanagan State Bank
- Greenfield Savings Bank
- Home National Bank
- Itasca Bank & Trust Co.
- Kellogg Community Credit Union
- Members Exchange Credit Union
- Metropolitan Commercial Bank
- Northeast Family Federal Credit Union
- Pathway bank
- Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union
- Peoples Bank (TX)
- River Bank & Trust
- Sauk Valley Bank and Trust
- Sicily Island State Bank
- Sunset Science Park Federal Credit Union
- United One Credit Union
- Wiremen's Credit Union
New banks supporting Apple Pay in China
- Bank of Zhang Jia Kou
- Guangdong Huaxing Bank.
Since its launch in the United States, Apple Pay has expanded to Canada, France, Russia, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Australia, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Italy, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Spain, Ireland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, United Arab Emirates and Taiwan