Mobile payment systems are the future. Within a few years, users can leave the portfolio at home and still take with us money and other documents, such as ID card or driving licence. The Apple bet by mobile payments is Apple Pay, a system that is available in iOS from the launch of the iPhone 6 in 2014. In the countries in which it is available not to expand their presence and since yesterday is available in 31 financial institutions more than the United States. You have the complete list of new banks and cards below.
Apple Pay is now available also for:
- 121 Financial Credit Union
- Acclaim Federal Credit Union
- Boston Firefighters Credit Union
- Catholic Vantage Credit Union
- Clackamas County Bank
- Costal Community Federal Credit Union
- Commonwealth Community Bank
- Cumberland Valley National Bank
- Discovery Federal Credit Union
- Easthampton Savings Bank
- First Bank & Trust (IL & TX)
- First Federal Lakewood
- First National Bank of Carrollton
- First National Bank of Fort Smith
- First Security Bank & Trust
- First State Bank of Wyoming
- Home Bank
- Members Credit Union
- Nebraska State Bank
- Origin Bank
- Pegasus Bank
- Sandia Area Federal Credit Union
- Siouxland Federal Credit Union
- State Farm Bank
- Summit Bank
- Synergy Federal Credit Union
- Texas First State Bank
- The Bank of Monroe
- The Honesdale National Bank
- Wayne County Bank
- Willis Credit Union
You are expected to make Apple Pay available in Switzerland from the 13th of June or very shortly thereafter. Countries like Spain will still have to wait, but it is hoped that we can use the Apple mobile payment service in autumn, so probably announce its availability in the event that will present 7 iPhone and iPhone 7 Plus. What would be a pleasant surprise is that they will announce their availability in Spain at the WWDC. Will they do it?
