Apple today added over two dozen more banks and credit unions to the list of financial institutions offering support for the Apple Pay mobile payments solution.
The following institutions now offer Apple Pay to their customers:
- Advia Credit Union
- AIM Bank
- Alma Bank
- American Bank & Trust Company
- Armstrong Bank
- Arvest Bank
- BankIowa
- Central National Bank
- Clear Mountain Bank
- EECU
- First Advantage Bank
- First Kentucky Bank
- John Marshall Bank
- Justice Federal Credit Union
- Kern Federal Credit Union
- Kinecta Federal Credit Union
- Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union
- Martin Federal Credit Union
- Northern Bank & Trust Company
- Partners 1st Federal Credit Union
- Radius Bank
- Republic Bank & Trust
- Scottrade
- Sharefax Credit Union
- Signature Federal Credit Union
- Sussex County Federal Credit Union
- The First National Bank in Sioux Falls
- Velocity Credit Union
- Washington Trust Bank
Apple Pay is currently available only in the United States and the United Kingdom. Apple is planning an international rollout, with countries like Canada and China coming in the near future. A recent report said Canada is next on the list, with a launch of Apple’s contactless payments service there likely coming in November.
For a full list of participating financial institutions in both the United States and the United Kingdom, visit the Apple Pay website.
(Via 9to5Mac)
