More than 70 new banks and credit unions now support Apple Pay
For the second time this month, Apple has just announced a number of new banks and credit unions that now support Apple Pay in the United States.
Here’s the complete list:
Achieva Credit Union
Alcoa Pittsburgh Federal Credit Union
Alliance Credit Union
AmeriServ Financial Bank
APCO Employees Credit Union
Bank of American Fork
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Community Bank & Trust
Cross Keys Bank
Directions Credit Unio
Eagle Bank
East Texas Professional Credit Union
Eastman Credit Union
Eaton Family Credit Union
FedEx Employees Credit Association
First Bank of Newton
First National Bank of Granbury
First Northern Credit Union
First State Bank of Colorado
First United Bank
First Western Trust
Fleur de Lis Federal Credit Union
Generations Federal Credit Union
Guaranty Bank Trust
Hastings City Bank
Haven Savings Bank
Heartland Bank
Heritage First Bank
HomeTown Bank
HSBC
IH Credit Union
Impact Bank
Jeanne D’ Arc Credit Union
Johnson Bank
Kennebec Savings Bank
LBS Financial Credit Union
Lewiston State Bank
MainStreet Bank
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marquette Savings Bank
MAX Credit Union
Members First Credit Union of Florida
Merco Credit Union
Miami Postal Service Credit Union
Monson Savings Bank
Ocean Communities Federal Credit Union
OceanFirst Bank
Omni Community Credit Union
One Bank & Trust
P1FCU
PeoplesChoice Credit Union
Perfect Circle Credit Union
Phenix-Girard Bank
Planters Bank & Trust Company
Point West Credit Union
Public Service Credit Union
Quest Federal Credit Union
Red Crown Federal Credit Union
Semiconductor of Maine Federal Credit Union
Service 1st Credit Union
SIU Credit Union
Solarity Credit Union
Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union
Sterling Bank & Trust
Team One Credit Union
Texas Dow Employees Credit Union
The Park Bank
TMG Financial Services
Velocity Community Federal Credit Union
Western Rockies Federal Credit Union
Whitney Bank
York County Federal Credit Union
After officially launching one year ago today in the United States, Apple Pay arrived in the United Kingdom during the summer. It’s rumored to arrive in Canada sometime before the end of the year.
Earlier this month, Apple’s Jennifer Bailey announced that the technology would roll out to Starbucks and a number of other restaurant locations, like Chili’s and KFC, in 2016.
It’s nice to see so many banks and credit unions jumping on the Apple Pay bandwagon. Hopefully Apple can help push the system out to even more retailers as well.
For other news today, see: Indie Dev Spotlight: On Task’s Ryan Peters, CBS All Access, NBC and Made to Measure channels added to the Apple TV, and Facebook rolls out the Instant Articles feature to all iPhone app users.
