The increasing popularity of Apple Pay is evident in the number of new banks are picked up by this service. In different countries, different banks have joined hands with Apple Pay, and this is a great relief for the bank’s customers. Once you set up Apple Pay on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac, you can easily make or transfer payments. For this purpose, your bank should support Apple Pay in your country. We have compiled a long list of banks and credit cards supporting Apple Pay, and we will continue to update this list as and when new banks or credit cards begin to support Apple Pay. The banks that work with Apple Pay do not support all the cards, such as, personal credit cards, personal debit cards, prepaid cards, corporate cards, etc. Not all banks support all types of cards. Every bank supports some particular card. For instance, J.P. Morgan supports only Personal Credit cards. It does not support any other cards. You can get the detail information in the chart given below:
Updated List of Banks/Credit Cards That Support Apple Pay
#1. L&N Federal Credit Union#2. UW Credit Union#3. Commerce Bank#4. America First Credit Union#5. American Express#6. Bank of America#7. Barclaycard#8. Capital One#9. Citi#10. Commerce Bank#11. J.P. Morgan#12. M&T Bank#13. Merrill Lynch#14. Navy Federal Credit Union#15. PNC#16. Regions Bank#17. SunTrust#18. U.S. Bank#19. U.S. Trust#20. USAA#21. Wells Fargo#22. Fremont Bank#23. National Institutes of Health FCU#24. Security Service Federal Credit Union#25. Consumers Credit Union#26. Virginia Credit Union#27. Cyprus Federal Credit Union#28. Fairwinds Credit Union#29. Mountain America Credit Union#30. Partners Federal Credit Union#31. Customers Bank#32. A+ Federal Credit Union#33. Amegy Bank of Texas#34. America First Credit Union#35. Bethpage Federal Credit Union#36. California Bank & Trust#37. Connex Credit Union#38. Goldenwest FCU#39. Huntington Bank#40. KeyPoint Credit Union#41. Meijer Credit Union#42. National Bank of Arizona#43. Nevada State Bank#44. The Bank of Greene County#45. Vectra Bank#46. Zions First National Bank#47. Alliant Credit Union#48. Altra Federal Credit Union#49. Andrews Federal Credit Union#50. Associated Bank#51. BBVA Compass#52. BECU (Boeing Employees’ Credit Union)#53. Ent Federal Credit Union#54. F&A Federal Credit Union#55. Fifth Third Bank#56. First Niagara Bank#57. First Tech Federal Credit Union#58. Golden 1 Credit Union#59. INOVA Federal Credit Union#60. Savings Bank of Danbury#61. Star One Credit Union#62. Uwharrie Bank#63. Affinity Federal Credit Union#64. Cabela’s CLUB#65. Central Bank#66. Credit Union of Southern California#67. Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach#68. First National Bank of Omaha#69. First Sentry Bank#70. FirstBank#71. Grow Financial Federal Credit Union#72. Ideal Credit Union#73. Morgan Stanley#74. Redwood Credit Union#75. State Department Federal Credit Union#76. Teachers Credit Union#77. Technology Credit Union#78. The Northern Trust Company#79. TIB-The Independent BankersBank#80. United Federal Credit Union#81. Utah First Federal Credit Union#82. America’s Christian Credit Union#83. America’s Credit Union#84. Arizona Federal Credit Union#85. BankPlus#86. BMI Federal Credit Union#87. Canton School Employees FCU#88. Charles Schwab Bank#89. Clearview Federal Credit Union#90. First Community Bank & Trust#91. First Community Credit Union#92. First Credit Union#93. First National Bank of Pennsylvania#94. GTE Financial#95. Gulf Winds FCU#96. Hiway Federal Credit Union#97. Independent Bank#98. Jordan Credit Union#99. KeyBank#100. Lake Michigan Credit Union#101. Langley Federal Credit Union#102. Los Angeles Federal Credit Union#103. Members First Credit Union#104. Michigan State University Federal Credit Union#105. NBT Bank#106. ORLN Federal Credit Union#107. Prosperity Bank#108. RBC Bank#109. Sacramento Credit Union#110. Salem Five Bank#111. San Francisco Fire Credit Union#112. Sandy Spring Bank#113. Schools Financial Credit Union#114. Silicon Valley Bank#115. TruMark Financial Credit Union#116. United Nations FCU#117. Vantage Credit Union#118. VyStar Credit Union#119. Wanigas Credit Union#120. Wings Financial Credit Union#121. Bank of Holland#122. Bank Of Walker County#123. CapStar Bank#124. Edge Federal Credit Union#125. Firelands Federal Credit Union#126. First Missouri Bank#127. First National Bank (OH)#128. First National Community Bank#129. Greenville National Bank#130. Iberville Federal Credit Union#131. Inspired Member, Inc.#132. Jacksboro National Bank#133. Latrobe Area Hospital Federal Credit Union#134. Northern Interstate Bank, N.A.#135. Rockford Municipal Employees Credit Union#136. Southern Bank and Trust#137. Southwest Airlines Federal Credit Union#138. Superior Credit Union#139. TLCU Financial#140. Union State Bank#141. United Bank & Trust#142. United Bankers Bank Russia and Ukraine: #1. Pochta Bank#2. Russian regional development bank#3. Oschadbank The transactions you make through Apple Pay are safe and protected. Apple does not keep your transaction detail and even the retailer where you pay does not get your original Credit/Debit cards number. When you add your card detail in the Passbook, a unique Device Account Number is assigned along with it. The detail of your card is securely encrypted in the dedicated chip that is known as Secure Element in the iPhone or Apple Watch. When you make a pay the original information is not transferred to the retailer. Here, the DNA creates a transaction ID each time you make payment. Note that if you run into an error – while adding your card to Apple Pay – that says the card doesn’t support Apple Pay, it’s most likely because the bank and Apple haven’t decided to support the card for Apple Pay transactions. Signing off… A smart payment system like this was long overdue as there have been records of credit cards and bank frauds in the last few years. With Apple Pay in place, users can take a sigh of relief as their money is secure and their bank details will always be a secret. You may also like to refer:
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