Apple Pay now supported by more than 30 new financial institutions in the United States
The roster of financial institutions supporting Apple Pay in the United States continues to grow. Apple recently added more than 30 new names to the comprehensive list on its site. All total, almost 1,000 banks and financial institutions now support the mobile payment system.
Here’s the complete list. As you can tell, it’s mostly smaller regional banks and credit unions.
Anderson Brothers Bank
Bank & Trust Company
Bank of Labor
Bank of Yazoo
BankWest
Brown County State Bank
Busey Bank
Campbell & Fetter Bank
Central Bank of Oklahoma
Collinsville Savings Society
Core Bank
Covantage Credit Union
Diversified Members Credit Union
Farmington Bank
Florida Parishes Bank
Fort Worth Community Credit Union
Great Midwest Bank
Horizon Bank, N.A.
Litchfield Bancorp
Luther Burbank Savings
Mississippi National Guard Federal Credit Union
Oregon Community Credit Union
Pathfinder Bank
Platinum Federal Credit Union
Qualstar Credit Union
Red River Bank
Seven Seventeen Credit Union
T Bank
The Citizens Bank
Titonka Savings Bank
US Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union
Wallis State Bank
Restaurants and retailers also hoping on the bandwagon
There are more than 1,850 Chick-fil-A location across the United States.
Just yesterday, Apple announced that more than 2 million retail locations accept the payment system. And first reported by The Business Times, Chick-fil-A, Crate & Barrel, and Au Bon Pain are currently rolling out Apple Pay support.
Along with the United States, Apple Pay is available to users in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. Currently, in Canada and Australia only American Express cards can be used.
Late last year, Apple announced a partnership with China UnionPay to bring Apple Pay to the country sometime early this year. Making the move into the extremely important China market should definitely help to grow the system.
Starbucks and other food establishments like KFC and Chili’s will support Apple Pay sometime in 2016. Cinnabon and Domino’s will also support the service soon.
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