Apple Pay continues to pick up new banks and credit unions every few weeks — and soon three new countries. These are the latest new entries with banks added in the US, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, France, and Spain.
United States
- Canandaigua National Bank & Trust
- Chesapeake Bank
- Citizens National Bank (TX)
- Classic Bank
- Dowell Federal Credit Union
- Embarrass Vermillion Federal Credit Union
- Farmers Bank and Trust (both KY and TX now)
- First Bank (MI)
- First Farmers State Bank
- First Point Federal Credit Union
- First State Bank and Trust
- Houston Police Federal Credit Union
- incrediblebank
- Kelly Community Federal Credit Union
- Magnolia State Bank
- North Central Bank
- Ocean Financial Federal Credit Union
- Oregonians Credit Union
- Scott and White Employees Credit Union
- Southern Heritage Bank
- State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union (OH)
- Summit Ridge Credit Union
- Surrey Bank & Trust
- The First National Bank of Dennison
- Trademark Federal Credit Union
- TruChoice Federal Credit Union
Australia
- Citi Australia
- Suncorp
Hong Kong
- Citibank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
Japan
- Kiraboshi JCB
Singapore
- Citibank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
Taiwan
- Cathay United Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards now)
- E.SUN Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards)
- First Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
- HSBC (Taiwan) Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
- Hua Nan Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
- KGI Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
- Standard Chartered Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and debit cards)
- Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards)
- Taishin International Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards)
France
- Société Générale (Cartes Bancaires)
Spain
- Bankinter
- Bankintercard
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