With Apple steadily rolling out its mobile payment service across the United States, support for Apple Pay has now gone live from these new banks and credit unions:
Banner Bank
BayPort Credit Union
California Coast Credit Union
Centier Bank
Community First Credit Union (CA)
Glenview State Bank
HAPO Community Credit Union
Prestige Community Credit Union
Provident Credit Union
Staley Credit Union
Synovus
Wood & Huston Bank
The new banks follow the addition of even more new institutions added last month with the full list below:
A+ Federal Credit Union
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
Andrews Federal Credit Union
Associated Bank
Arizona Federal Credit Union
Bank of America
Bank of Hawaii
BankPlus
Barclaycard
Baxter Credit Union
BB&T (Branch Banking & Trust)
BBVA Compass
BECU (Boeing Employees’ Credit Union)
Bethpage Federal Credit Union
Black Hills Federal Credit Union
BMI Federal Credit Union
Cabela’s CLUB
California Bank & Trust
Canton School Employees FCU
Capital One
Central Bank
CFE Federal Credit Union
Charles Schwab Bank
Chase
Citi
Clearview Federal Credit Union
Commerce Bank
Commonwealth Credit Union
Connex Credit Union
Consumers Credit Union
Credit Union of Southern California
Customers Bank
Cyprus Federal Credit Union
Dupaco Community Credit Union
Ent Federal Credit Union
F&A Federal Credit Union
FAIRWINDS Credit Union
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach
Fifth Third Bank
First Community Bank & Trust
First Community Credit Union
First Credit Union
First National Bank of Omaha
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
First Niagara Bank
First Sentry Bank
First Tech Federal Credit Union
First Tennessee Bank
FirstBank
Foothill Credit Union
Founders Federal Credit Union
Fremont Bank
Golden 1 Credit Union
Goldenwest FCU
Grow Financial Federal Credit Union
GTE Financial
Gulf Winds FCU
Hiway Federal Credit Union
Huntington Bank
IBM Southeast Employees’ Federal Credit Union
Idaho Central Credit Union
Ideal Credit Union
Independent Bank
INOVA Federal Credit Union
J. P. Morgan
Jordan Credit Union
KeyBank
KeyPoint Credit Union
L & N Federal Credit Union
Lake Michigan Credit Union
Langley Federal Credit Union
Lister Hill 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
Morgan Stanley
Mountain America Credit Union
National Bank of Arizona
National Institutes of Health FCU
Navy Federal Credit Union
NBT Bank
Nevada State Bank
North Shore Bank
ORNL Federal Credit Union
Partners Federal Credit Union
PenFed Credit Union
PNC
Prosperity Bank
RBC Bank
Redwood Credit Union
Regions Bank
Royal Credit Union
Sacramento Credit Union
Salem Five Bank
San Francisco Fire Credit Union
Sandy Spring Bank
Savings Bank of Danbury
Schools Financial Credit Union
Security Service Federal Credit Union
Silicon Valley Bank
Spokane Teachers Credit Union
Star One Credit Union
State Department Federal Credit Union
SunTrust
TCF National bank
TD Bank N.A.
Teachers Credit Union
Technology Credit Union
Telhio Credit Union
The Bank of Greene County
The Northern Trust Company
TIB-The Independent Bankers Bank
TruMark Financial Credit Union
U.S. Bank
U.S. Trust
United Federal Credit Union
United Nations FCU
University First Federal Credit Union
USAA
Utah First Federal Credit Union
UW Credit Union
Uwharrie Bank
Vantage Credit Union
Vectra Bank
Virginia Credit Union
VyStar Credit Union
Wanigas Credit Union
Wells Fargo
WesBanco Bank
Wescom Credit Union
West Community Credit Union
Wings Financial Credit Union
Zios First National Bank
1st Advantage Federal Credit Union
American Savings Bank
Bank of Utah
Bellco Federal Credit Union
BMO Harris N.A.
Cambridge Savings Bank
Campus USA Credit Union
Centennial Bank
Citadel Federal Credit Union
Citizens Bank & Trust
Citizens Equity First Credit Union
Coastline Federal Credit Union
Community Choice Credit Union
Deseret First Federal Credit Union
ESL Federal Credit Union
Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union
First Fideility Bank
First Hawaiian Bank
Hilltop National Bank
Illinoise State Police Federal Credit Union
JSC Federal Credit Union
Lafayette Federal Union
Logix Federal Credit Union
MidFirst Bank
Mission Federal Credit Union
Missoula Federa Credit Union
North Country Federal Credit Union
Northruo Grumman Federal Credit Union
Old National Bank
PointBank
Point Loma Credit Union
Publix Employees Federal Credit Union
Robins Federal Credit Union
San Diego Credit Union
Stockman Bank of Montana
Technicolor Federal Credit Union
Truity Federal Credit Union
USAlliance Federal Credit Union
Utah Community Federal Credit Union
AmeriCU Credit Union
Bankers Trust
Central Minnesota Credit Union
Chrome Federal Credit Union
City Employees Credit Union
Consumers Cooperative Credit Union
Coulee Dam Federal Credit Union
Desert Schools Federal Credit union
DFCU Financial
Digital Federal Credit Union
DuPont Community Credit Union
Fairfax County Federal Credit Union
First Entertainment Credit Union
Frankenmuth Credit Union
Golden Credit Union
Guarantry Bank & Trust
IBERIABANK
Municipal Credit Union
Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union
Patelco Credit Union
Pima Federal Credit Union
Quorum Federal Credit Union
San Matero Credit Union
SEFCU
SkyOne Federal Credit Union
South State Bank
Suncoast Credit Union
UMB Bank, n.a.
US Federal Credit Union
Vermont State Employees CU
Wright Patman Congressional Federal Credit Union
Bellwether Community Credit Union
Benchmark Federal Credit Union
Blackhawk Community Credit Union
Community America Credit Union
Community First Credit Union
Connections Credit Union
cPort Credit Union
Denver Fire Department FCU
Electro Savings Credit Union
Elements Financial FCU
First Financial Credit Union
Greater Nevada Credit Union
Harvard Universities Employees Credit Union
Interra Credit Union
Kern Schools Federal Credit Union
Nusenda Credit Union
People’s Trust Federal Credit Union
Premier America Credit Union
Premier Members Federal Credit Union
SAFE Credit Union
Scient Federal Credit Union
The Bancorp Bank
Tucson Federal Credit Union
Union Bank & Trust Co.
1st Financial Federal Credit Union
Affinity Bank
Bank of Springfield
Berkshire Bank
Box Elder Credit Union
C&F Bank
Centennial Bank
Christian Community Credit Union
Community First Credit Union of Florida
Credit Union of Denver
Denver Community Credit Union
Education First Credit Union
Educators Credit Union
First City Credit Union
First Premier Bank
Freedom Credit Union
NASA Federal Credit Union
Numerica Credit Union
Point Loma Credit Union
PremierOne Credit Union
Purdue Federal Credit Union
Rivermark Community Credit Union
Simmons First National Bank
Star USA Federal Credit Union
Summit Credit Union
Synchrony Bank
The Citizens Bank of Clovis
UMe Federal Credit Union
University Federal Credit Union
Utah Power Credit Union
Valor Credit Union
Vermont Federal Credit Union
WECU® ( Whatcom Educational CU)
WSECU
At its I/O developer conference last week, Google announced its own mobile payment service similar to Apple Pay called Android Pay coming later this year. Apple is expected to announce enhancements to Apple Pay next week at its WWDC developer conference including a rewards system. The keynote kicks off on Monday, June 8th, so stay tuned for full coverage.
In the meantime, you can check out ourrunning list of merchants and apps that accept Apple Pay hereincluding therecently added Best Buyapp with support coming to stores later this year. Apple Pay works with select Visa, MasterCard, and American Express cards from the banks listed above with Discover support coming later this year. The service is available on the iPhone 5 and up, iPad mini 3 and iPad Air 2 for use in apps, and Apple Watch.
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mariobros27772 - 9 years agoLog in to Reply
They are. They have announced that they will support Apple Pay this fall. http://9to5mac.com/2015/04/27/discover-cardholders-apple-pay-fall/
- Danny Bristow - 9 years ago
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its about time this was rolled out to more countries around the world!.. Stop teasing us all!… We need Pay in the UK!!
- Jim Hassinger - 9 years ago
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Until there’s a single world banking authority — not likely — each bank and country has to be exhaustively negotiated with according to local regulations.
- Cory © (@Nardes) - 9 years ago
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The big game changer I think will be when “store credit cards” are added. No longer having to carry around my Old Navy, Target, JCPenney, Kohls, Best Buy, etc.cards in my wallet will be huge.
Of course I don’t always have to carry them with me, and they can be looked up in the store, but the convenience of just having it on my phone will be great.
- Jonathan Smyth - 9 years ago
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That’s a non-issue for the vast majority of users. All those stores already accept MasterCard/Visa.
- Reed Michaelsen (@rbmichae) - 9 years ago
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Wow, you get separate store-branded credit cards at every store you shop at? WHY??
Since most of those don’t actually run through a payment network, like Visa or MasterCard, but rather connect straight to the store’s financial system, I doubt they will get added to Apple Pay / Android Pay anytime soon.
- Chris Cooper - 9 years ago
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Apple & Ally Bank must be feuding or something… Doesn’t make sense that the largest online bank wouldn’t already be added to Apple Pay
- Reed Michaelsen (@rbmichae) - 9 years ago
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If you’re interested in an all-online, free checking, free ATM use bank with really good service, try Charles Schwab Bank.
Free checking, Visa debit card, great mobile-check deposit iOS app with TouchID login, works in Apple Pay, you can withdraw cash at ANY ATM anywhere in the world for absolutely free (and they even refund you the fee charged by the ATM operator), no international transaction or currency conversion fees, 24/7 phone support… excellent all-around.
Very similar to Ally in most respects, but they adopt new Apple services like TouchID and Apple Pay more quickly than Ally.
- Israel Anderson (@israelanderson) - 9 years ago
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Still no Bank of the West. I can’t believe this.
- mesquitemonkey - 9 years ago
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I wish they’d do more to get chains and companies to actually let you use it. Basically nowhere I go will accept it, and this is a large city with large tech community. Frustrating. I mean there /are/ places that take it, just no place I go, unfortunately. I wish Apple was doing more to help that along.
- Reed Michaelsen (@rbmichae) - 9 years ago
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A lot of smaller / medium businesses don’t have contactless payment terminals, and those that do are usually larger chains which are more likely to hold up the likes of Apple for a cut of the profit, or be interested in cheaper (but shortsighted) payment services like CurrentC. Businesses can also be locked into contracts with older card processing equipment that it will take a few years to renew.
But if you do see any card terminal that has a wireless logo on it, go ahead and try Apple Pay. A lot of places actually “take” Apple Pay without being aware that they do, just because they are using a newer NFC-enabled card terminal.
It may start getting better later this year, when the “liability shift” happens with credit card payment processors – basically the deadline for merchants to start accepting EMV chip cards or face the consequence of being held liable for fraudulent mag-stripe transactions. That will spur a lot of businesses to upgrade their card processing equipment, and a lot of that equipment will be NFC / Apple Pay capable as well.
- Robert Dupuy - 9 years ago
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Looks like I’m on Apple pay then, but I still don’t get it, where does the cash come out?
- Sterling Miller - 9 years ago
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I couldn’t give two craps about the banks they have added. ADD MORE STORES TO USE IT AT!!!!!!!!
Zac Hall - 9 years ago
mesquitemonkey - 9 years ago
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