Nearly 800,000 Bank of America customers have enrolled in Apple Pay
Customers at Bank of America, the second largest financial institution in the U.S., have definitely accepted Apple Pay with open arms.
The company announced today that nearly 800,000 customers have enrolled in the mobile payment system since it was introduced in October. Those customers have added 1.1 million cards into the system.
Bank of America has been heavily promoting Apple Pay, airing a number of TV commercials to highlight the service.
And there are even more places for buyers to use the system. Lucky, Save Mart, and FoodMaxx locations are now accepting Apple Pay at its 217 stores located throughout Northern California and Nevada.
Customers can complete in-store Apple Pay purchases with the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and upcoming Apple Watch. Those devices, along with the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3, can make online purchases.
If you’re interested in learning more Apple Pay, take a look at our list of merchants, cards, and apps that accept the system.
Apple Pay really seems to be picking up steam with both consumers and stores. Hopefully that momentum will continue, and I can finally leave my wallet at home once and for all.
For other recent Apple Pay news, see: You can now buy Studio Neat’s Glif directly from Slow Fast Slow using Apple Pay, Apple Pay could arrive in Canada as early as March, and YPlan going-out app updated with invites, reviews, Apple Pay support and more features.
