14 DAY TRIAL // Apple recently expanded its Apple Pay digital payments service to more banks and credit unions across the United States, according to a report published today by 9to5mac.
After expanding Apple Pay to more banks and credit unions across the United States, Australia, Spain, France, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan earlier this month and promising to make its Apple Pay digital payment service available in more countries, including Poland, Norway, and Ukraine, throughout the year, Apple now expanded Apple Pay to more banks and credit unions across the United States.
Newly supported banks in the United States include AuburnBank, Bank of Sun Prairie, Citizens National Bank of Albion, Community Bank in Illinois, Farmers & Merchants Bank in Nebraska, First Century Bank, First Century Bank, N.A., Key Community Bank, Lake Elmo Bank, Millington Bank, OneUnited Bank, Prime Alliance Bank, Revere Bank, Sterling National Bank, The Bank of Tampa, West End Bank, and Yampa Valley Bank.
Fifteen more credit unions in the US now support Apple Pay
As for the newly supported credit unions across the United States by Apple's digital payment service, we can mention Aeroquip Credit Union, AllSouth Federal Credit Union, Azura Credit Union, Bangor Federal Credit Union, Community Alliance Credit Union, Dover-Phila Federal Credit Union, Family Financial Credit Union, Gratiot Community Credit Union, and Kraftman Federal Credit Union.
The MTC Federal Credit Union, Orlando Federal Credit Union, Teachers Federal Credit Union, Tyler City Employee Credit Union, UP Arkansas Federal Credit Union, and White River Credit Union also support Apple Pay. So, as you can see, Apple's digital payment service is rapidly expanding to more banks and credit unions, letting users pay for goods with their iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac. To get started with using Apple Pay, check out the dedicated website put together by Apple for its digital payment service.