Apple-PayApple updated its Apple Pay participating issuers list today with 35 additional banks, credit unions and financial institutions supporting the contactless payment service in the United States. Apple Pay now has over 375 participating issuers nationwide, and dozens more plan to support the NFC-based mobile payment service in the future.

The newly added Apple Pay participating issuers are reflected below, although it's worth noting that some banks, credit unions and financial institutions listed may have already had support for the contactless payments service and are only now being reflected on Apple's website.

The full list of new Apple Pay participating issuers:

  • 1st Source Bank

  • Allegacy Federal Credit Union

  • Amarillo National Bank

  • American National Bank and Trust

  • Cambridge Trust Bank

  • CASE Credit Union

  • CME FCU

  • Coast Line Credit Union

  • Columbia Bank

  • Community Financial Credit Union

  • Eagle Federal Credit Union

  • Earlham Savings Bank

  • Eastern Bank

  • Evergreen Credit Union

  • Fidelity Bank

  • Federal Savings Bank

  • First Financial Bank

  • First National Bank and Trust

  • First National Bank of Omaha

  • FNB Community Bank

  • Heritage Family Federal Credit Union

  • Meritrust Credit Union

  • NuMark Credit Union

  • Pittsford Federal Credit Union

  • Premier Federal Credit Union

  • Quail Creek Bank

  • Reliabank Dakota

  • Reliant Federal Credit Union

  • Renesant Bank

  • SESLOC Federal Credit Union

  • Stanford FCU

  • The Summit Federal Credit Union

  • Umpqua Bank

  • VisionBank

  • Y-12 Federal Credit Union

Apple Pay is accepted at nearly 750,000 locations in the United States and United Kingdom, and Apple is committed to an international rollout of the mobile payments service in additional countries such as Canada and China in the near future.

Canada could be the next country to embrace the service outside of the U.S. and U.K. in November. The country has already migrated to Chip-and-PIN debit and credit cards and many retailers and businesses have since upgraded to NFC-based terminals to accept contactless payments.

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Top Rated Comments

JeffyTheQuik Avatar
107 months ago
Just to break this down, that works out to be 749,500 locations in the UK and 500 in the US. In reality 498 of the US locations have actually turned off their terminals so really only two places accept it in the US -- WholeFoods and McDonalds. The irony is perfect.

:);):cool::p:D:rolleyes:o_O
Notwithstanding your humor, I've used it multiple places besides McD and WF, including gas stations, Walgreens, Pandora Jewelry, and anywhere that has one of the logo, I try it, and so far, I'm at 100% in the Seattle area.

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bunnicula Avatar
107 months ago
Now, to get more retailers to accept it.
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2457282 Avatar
107 months ago
This is fantastic, I can now load up my iphone/applewatch with the 1000 credit cards that I have and ditch my wallet. Of course the only problem is that this is completely useless until merchants agree to turn on their NFC terminals to accept touchless payments.

So far this whole thing has been lopsided towards the issuers. I hope that this corrects itself soon. It seems small what the benefits are to the consumer, but having used it several times in the 2 places that accept it on the planet (okay I may be over dramatizing it a little here but the point stands :)), I have found that the the peace of mind from the superior security of the transaction coupled with the sheer convenience really does make a difference. I am anxiously awaiting for this to role out and if merchants trade their current square fobs for apple pay fobs this will be totally awesome.
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2457282 Avatar
107 months ago
Apple Pay is accepted at nearly 750,000 locations in the United States and United Kingdom
Just to break this down, that works out to be 749,500 locations in the UK and 500 in the US. In reality 498 of the US locations have actually turned off their terminals so really only two places accept it in the US -- WholeFoods and McDonalds. The irony is perfect.

:);):cool::p:D:rolleyes:o_O
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macintologist Avatar
107 months ago
Still no Ally Bank
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FieldingMellish Avatar
107 months ago
The ingenuity of Steve Jobs that led to this. Apple being involved as a participant among millions upon millions of transactions.
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