Apple Pay is going international for the first time next month with its expansion into the UK, but for now Apple is steadily turning on support through more partnered banks and credit unions across the United States. The latest addition includes more than two dozen institutions now supporting Apple’s iPhone-, iPad-, and Apple Watch-based mobile payment service. Here are the latest banks joining Apple’s list as well as the full list of Apple Pay banks to date:
Alaska USA Federal Credit Union Apple Federal Credit Union Capital City Bank Changing Seasons FCU City National Bank Educational Systems FCU Granite Credit Union Great Basin Federal Credit Union Greater Texas FCU Hoosier Hills Credit Union Hughes Federal Credit Union iQ Credit Union KEMBA Financial Credit Union Landmark Credit Union Legend Bank Mayo Employees Federal Credit Union Mercantile Bank of Michigan MIDFLORIDA Credit Union New England Federal Credit Union People’s United Bank Peoples Bank Town & Country FCU Town Square Bank Transportation FCU True North Federal Credit Union UBS Bank USA USC Credit Union Veridian Credit Union Waukesha State Bank Western Federal Credit Union
These new banks and credit unions join the long list of institutions in the US where Apple Pay has previously gone live:
1st Advantage Federal Credit Union 1st Financial Federal Credit Union A+ Federal Credit Union Affinity Bank Affinity Federal Credit Union Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union Alliant Credit Union Altra Federal Credit Union Amegy Bank of Texas America First Credit Union America’s Christian Credit Union America’s Credit Union American Airlines Credit Union American Express American Savings Bank AmeriCU Credit Union Andrews Federal Credit Union Arizona Federal Credit Union Associated Bank Austin Telco Federal Credit Union Bank of America Bank of Hawaii Bank of Springfield Bank of Utah Bankers Trust BankPlus Banner Bank Barclaycard Baxter Credit Union BayPort Credit Union BB&T (Branch Banking & Trust) BBVA Compass BECU (Boeing Employees’ Credit Union) Bellco Federal Credit Union Bellwether Community Credit Union Benchmark Federal Credit Union Berkshire Bank Bethpage Federal Credit Union Black Hills Federal Credit Union Blackhawk Community Credit Union BMI Federal Credit Union BMO Harris N.A. Box Elder Credit Union C&F Bank Cabela’s CLUB California Bank & Trust California Coast Credit Union Cambridge Savings Bank Campus USA Credit Union Canton School Employees FCU Capital One Capitol Federal Savings Centennial Bank Centier Bank Central Bank Central Minnesota Credit Union CFE Federal Credit Union Charles Schwab Bank Chase Christian Community Credit Union Chrome Federal Credit Union Citadel Federal Credit Union Citi Citizens Bank & Trust Citizens Equity First Credit Union City Employees Credit Union Clearview Federal Credit Union Coastline Federal Credit Union Commerce Bank Commonwealth Credit Union Community America Credit Union Community Choice Credit Union Community First Credit Union (CA) Community First Credit Union (WI) Community First Credit Union of Florida Connections Credit Union Connex Credit Union Consumers Cooperative Credit Union Consumers Credit Union Coulee Dam Federal Credit Union cPort Credit Union Credit Union of Denver Credit Union of Southern California Customers Bank Cyprus Federal Credit Union Denver Community Credit Union Denver Fire Department FCU Deseret First Federal Credit Union Desert Schools Federal Credit Union DFCU Financial Digital Federal Credit Union Dupaco Community Credit Union DuPont Community Credit Union Education First Credit Union Educators Credit Union Electro Savings Credit Union Elements Financial FCU Ent Federal Credit Union ESL Federal Credit Union Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union F&A Federal Credit Union Fairfax County Federal Credit Union FAIRWINDS Credit Union Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach Fifth Third Bank Financial Partners Credit Union First City Credit Union First Community Bank & Trust First Community Credit Union First Credit Union First Entertainment Credit Union First Fidelity Bank First Financial Credit Union First Hawaiian Bank First National Bank of Omaha First National Bank of Pennsylvania First Niagara Bank First Premier Bank First Sentry Bank First Tech Federal Credit Union First Tennessee Bank FirstBank Foothill Credit Union Founders Federal Credit Union Frankenmuth Credit Union Freedom Credit Union Fremont Bank Glenview State Bank Global Credit Union Golden 1 Credit Union Goldenwest FCU Greater Nevada Credit Union Grow Financial Federal Credit Union GTE Financial Guaranty Bank & Trust Gulf Winds FCU HAPO Community Credit Union Harvard Universities Employees Credit Union Hilltop National Bank Hiway Federal Credit Union Huntington Bank IBERIABANK IBM Southeast Employees’ Federal Credit Union Idaho Central Credit Union Ideal Credit Union Illinois State Police Federal Credit Union Independent Bank INOVA Federal Credit Union Interra Credit Union J.P. Morgan JSC Federal Credit Union Jordan Credit Union Kern Schools Federal Credit Union KeyBank KeyPoint Credit Union L & N Federal Credit Union Lafayette Federal Credit Union Lake Michigan Credit Union Langley Federal Credit Union Lister Hill Credit Union Logix Federal Credit Union Los Angeles Federal Credit Union M&T Bank Meijer Credit Union Members First Credit Union Merrill Lynch Michigan State University Federal Credit Union MidFirst Bank Mission Federal Credit Union Missoula Federa Credit Union Morgan Stanley Mountain America Credit Union Municipal Credit Union NASA Federal Credit Union National Bank of Arizona National Institutes of Health FCU Navy Federal Credit Union NBT Bank Nevada State Bank North Country Federal Credit Union North Shore Bank Northrup Grumman Federal Credit Union Numerica Credit Union Nusenda Credit Union Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union Old National Bank ORNL Federal Credit Union Partners Federal Credit Union Patelco Credit Union PenFed Credit Union People’s Trust Federal Credit Union Pima Federal Credit Union PNC Point Loma Credit Union PointBank Premier America Credit Union Premier Members Federal Credit Union PremierOne Credit Union Prestige Community Credit Union Prosperity Bank Provident Credit Union Publix Employees Federal Credit Union Purdue Federal Credit Union Quorum Federal Credit Union RBC Bank Redwood Credit Union Regions Bank Rivermark Community Credit Union Robins Federal Credit Union Royal Credit Union Sacramento Credit Union SAFE Credit Union Salem Five Bank San Diego County Credit Union San Francisco Federal Credit Union San Francisco Fire Credit Union San Mateo Credit Union Sandy Spring Bank Savings Bank of Danbury Schools Financial Credit Union Schools First Federal Credit Union Scient Federal Credit Union Security Service Federal Credit Union SEFCU Silicon Valley Bank Simmons First National Bank SkyOne Federal Credit Union South State Bank Spokane Teachers Credit Union Star One Credit Union Star USA Federal Credit Union State Department Federal Credit Union Staley Credit Union Stockman Bank of Montana Summit Credit Union Suncoast Credit Union SunTrust Synchrony Bank Synovus TCF National Bank TD Bank N.A. Teachers Credit Union Technicolor Federal Credit Union Technology Credit Union Telhio Credit Union The Bancorp Bank The Bank of Greene County The Citizens Bank of Clovis The Northern Trust Company TIB-The Independent BankersBank Truity Federal Credit Union TruMark Financial Credit Union Tucson Federal Credit Union U.S. Bank U.S. Trust UMB Bank, n.a. UMe Federal Credit Union Union Bank & Trust Co. United Federal Credit Union United Nations FCU University Federal Credit Union University First Federal Credit Union US Federal Credit Union USAA USAlliance Federal Credit Union Utah Community Federal Credit Union Utah First Federal Credit Union Utah Power Credit Union UW Credit Union Uwharrie Bank Valor Credit Union Vantage Credit Union Vectra Bank Vermont Federal Credit Union Vermont State Employees CU Virginia Credit Union VyStar Credit Union Wanigas Credit Union WECU® ( Whatcom Educational CU) Wells Fargo WesBanco Bank Wescom Credit Union West Community Credit Union Wings Financial Credit Union Wood & Huston Bank Wright Patman Congressional Federal Credit Union WSECU Zions First National Bank
When Apple Pay goes live in the UK next month, each major bank in the country will be supported aside from Barclays, which has its own mobile payment solution and says talks are ongoing with Apple.
At launch in July, first direct, HSBC, NatWest, Nationwide Building Society, Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander and Ulster Bank will be active followed by the addition of Bank of Scotland, Coutts, Halifax, Lloyds Bank, MBNA, M&S Bank and TSB Bank in the fall.
Back across the pond, Apple announced several updates around Apple Pay last week at WWDC, its developer conference. Starting this fall with iOS 9, Passbook, the app where Apple Pay lives on iPhones and Apple Watches, will be rebranded as Wallet. Apple will also add support for both store branded cards including those from BJ’s and JCPenney as well as Apple Pay-based loyalty cards for merchants like Walgreens and Whole Foods as we reported.
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irony, Apple Federal Credit Union not listed (what?!?!). Not affiliated with Apple Inc but a great credit union that has branches in High Schools to teach students how banking works. Students actually operate the branch in the high school and students open accounts and learn finance with Apple Federal Credit Union accounts as the class example.
talk about one that Apple should really get engaged. Schools, students, Apple in the name. ;-)
I don’t know if the list was updated after you posted, but the Apple Federal Credit Union IS listed.
Apple needs to start getting more retail stores to enable apple pay. What good is signing up every bank if most stores don’t accept apple pay?
Banks have a bit more incentive to proactively adopt this because the added security reduces the risk of fraud. Retailers generally have to a make a major investment in upgrading all their locations with NFC terminals and training their staff accordingly. That comes with no guarantee that a large portion of their customer base will actually use it.
And there is good in bringing banks of aboard even if retail stores drag their feet because the technology can still be (and is) supported in mobile apps, vending machines, sports venues, etc.
Just received confirmation that First Citizens Bank (First Citizens BancShares) is testing Apple Pay and is hoping to have it to customers soon. (I’m hoping that means by the end of the year, but with them that could mean in the next couple years. It took them until 2013 to get a mobile banking app.)
The problem that I observed with apple pay is people don’t know where it is and is not accepted. If I m not wrong TC mentioned you can use it at thousands of nfc terminals. I was at a sporting goods store yesterday and asked if they accepted apple pay, many employees didn’t know and I Was told no. Same case at radio shack though I could see the apple pay logo I was told no. This means that I have been going to the stores where it will work but being losing the opportunity to use it. When I finally used it in the sporting good store I was surprised how smooth it was.
Funny thing at radio shack today, this time I decided to pay with apple pay but the terminal wasn’t taking contact less payment, even when there was a logo.
Also tried Home Depot today, didn’t work. I read on Uwajimaya website that they accept apple pay.
Our local Trader Joe’s finally started accepting ApplePay. I love it!
BTW, didn’t they say Discover Card was supposed to join soon? Does anyone know when that might be?
I believe it was just stated as “coming this fall.”
Retail awareness and availability is dismal. Even the stores that support Apple Pay have no clue what it is. The 70 year old bat behind the counter at Walgreens looks at you like you’re committing fraud because you aren’t swiping a card.
And god forbid it doesn’t work the first time. Its a huge embarrassment, as everyone else in line including the clerk will immediately start to get impatient, as they have no idea what you’re doing. It is going to be years, YEARS, before ApplePay is anything but a whisper.
I’m getting a little bit disenfranchised. It seems that all the cool features of iOS for the last few years and some that are coming seem to just skip Canada all together. We still don’t have Apple Radio, or whatever it’s called. And the new version isn’t on our horizon either. We never got Apple Pay. No mention of it either. This new Apple News feature…..again, not for us.
FINALLY my main bank is added. My life is complete.