Apple on Thursday added another 35 companies to the list of U.S. banks supporting Apple Pay, this time offering a more even split of credit unions and conventional banks.
Many past roster updates have skewed towards credit unions. With the latest Apple Pay now has close to 400 U.S. financial partners, and the number of U.K. partners should grow beyond a handful within coming weeks and months.
The full list of new U.S. institutions includes:
- 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
- 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
- uMark Credit Union
- Umpqua Bank
- VisionBank
- Y-12 Federal Credit Union
Apple Pay launched in the U.K. earlier this month with firms such as NatWest, Santander, and Ulster Bank in tow, but missing key entities like Halifax, Barclays, and HSBC, which have only promised support. Apple has also yet to define which countries the service might expand to next, although rumors have pointed to a Canadian debut in November.