Although Apple Pay works with almost all of the United States’ major banks, there are still lots of credit unions and regional banks that do not support Apple Pay. Apple has just confirmed an expansion to its Pay service, bringing new US banks to the mix, as well as more banks and financial bodies in countries such as China, France, Finland, and Ireland.
A full list of newly-supported banks in the United States is as follows.
- Act 1st Federal Credit Union
- Adirondack Trust Company
- AllWealth Federal Credit Union
- Auburn Community Federal Credit Union
- Bradford National Bank
- Cedar Falls Community Credit Union
- City of Boston Credit Union
- Dallas Capital Bank
- Decatur County Bank
- Deerwood Bank
- Farmers Bank and Trust
- Farmers State Bank (IA)
- First National Bank of Anson
- First Pryority Bank
- First Utah Bank
- FNB Anson
- GECU
- Heritage Bank (WA)
- HomeStreet Bank
- Lowry State Bank
- Marion Community Credit Union
- Maspeth Federal Savings
- Mechanics Bank
- Meredith Village Savings Bank
- Merrimack County Savings Bank
- Mocse Federal Credit Union
- Northern Bank
- Peoples National Bank of Kewanee
- Primebank
- Quantum Credit Union
- R.I.A. Federal Credit Union
- Redding Bank of Commerce
- School District 3 Federal Credit Union
- School Employees Lorain County Credit Union
- Somerset Trust Company
- State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union
- The Citizens Bank (SC)
- The Clay City Banking Company
- The Harbor Bank of Maryland
- United Business & Industry
- Valley National Bank (both NY and OK now)
- VisionBank of Iowa
- Webster First Federal Credit Union
In other territories, Bank of Quanzhou and YangQuan City Commercial Bank now supports Apple Pay in China, Endered now works in Finland, Finland; Arkéa Banque Privée, Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne, Crédit Mutuel du Sud-Ouest, Crédit Mutuel Massif Central, Fortuneo Banque, Lydia, and Max now support Apple Pay in France, and Hype and Nexi now allow users to set up Apple Pay on their iPhones, Macs, Apple Watches and iPads in Ireland.