Apple Pay is the fastest growing mobile payment system for NFC, at least the one that grows the most in the United States of America while Spanish users look and bite their nails. The Cupertino company has just announced that thirteen new credit institutions have just joined the platform, which will delight all your customers.
Without a doubt Apple is making Apple Pay a good standard, and little by little it is progressing. Unfortunately, in the European country with the most contactless payments and compatible dataphones, we still have many announcementss but very few possibilities when paying.
Meanwhile in Spain Caixa Bank is still waiting to join together with N26, two banks that have already announced that they will work with Apple Pay throughout this year, which only has three months left, so we can imagine that as it happened with the launch, to see news in Apple Pay Spain we will have to wait until the end of December. Meanwhile boon., Carrefour Pass and Banco Santander are the alternatives you can choose if you want to pay from your iPhone or Apple Watch at any compatible store.
Apple Pay will undoubtedly become the preferred payment method for iOS users in all countries when it is finished rolling out, but the deployment is still quite deficient.
These are the new credit institutions that join Apple Pay in the United States of America:
- Community National Bank & Trust of Texas
- First State Bank of Mendota
- First State Bank Southwest
- Great Plains Bank
- Great southern bank
- Holyoke Credit Union
- Icon Credit Union
- Landings Credit Union
- Mascoma Savings Bank
- McIntosh County Bank
- Park national bank
- Texas Brand Bank
- Xplore Federal Credit Union