Apple has added a number of new United States-based banks and credit unions to the list of financial institutions that offer support for Apple Pay, the Cupertino company’s contactless payments system; offered on the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and Apple Watch.
The latest additions follow a larger rollout earlier this month to 46 institutions around the U.S. – Apple Pay made its first international debut in the UK in July.
The latest banks to offer support Apple Pay are:
- Arlington Community Federal Credit Union
- Bank of Idaho
- BankFirst
- Charter Bank
- Community Bank
- Community Bank of Oak Park River Forest
- Corporate America Family CU
- Credit Union of New Jersey
- Del Norte Credit Union
- Empower FCU
- Forum Credit Union
- Gesa Credit Union
- Institution for Savings
- Mid-Missouri Bank
- Owen County State Bank
- Pacific Service Credit Union
- Statewide Credit Union
- Vinton County National Bank
9to5Mac has a complete, and VERY long list of all the financial institutions that support Apple Pay. It can be viewed here.
Apple Pay is accepted at nearly 750,000 locations in the United States and the United Kingdom. Apple plans to rollout the service in additional countries, including China and Canada, in the near future.