Apple Pay gains support for new banks in US, Australia, Japan and Taiwan

Tim Cook just announced Apple's earnings for Q2 and used the occasion to drop some news regarding Apple Pay. The company is looking to expand its service in Norway, Poland and Ukraine in the next several months but just today, Apple gained support for a bunch of new banks in its already active markets - USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, France and Spain.

This is the list of the new entries in each country:

United States

• Canandaigua National Bank & Trust
• Chesapeake Bank
• Citizens National Bank (TX)
• Classic Bank
• Dowell Federal Credit Union
• Embarrass Vermillion Federal Credit Union
• Farmers Bank and Trust (both KY and TX now)
• First Bank (MI)
• First Farmers State Bank
• First Point Federal Credit Union
• First State Bank and Trust
• Houston Police Federal Credit Union
• incrediblebank
• Kelly Community Federal Credit Union
• Magnolia State Bank
• North Central Bank
• Ocean Financial Federal Credit Union
• Oregonians Credit Union
• Scott and White Employees Credit Union
• Southern Heritage Bank
• State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union (OH)
• Summit Ridge Credit Union
• Surrey Bank & Trust
• The First National Bank of Dennison
• Trademark Federal Credit Union
• TruChoice Federal Credit Union

Australia

• Citi Australia
• Suncorp

Hong Kong

• Citibank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)

Japan

• Kiraboshi JCB

Singapore

• Citibank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)

Taiwan

• Cathay United Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards now)
• E.SUN Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards)
• First Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
• HSBC (Taiwan) Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
• Hua Nan Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
• KGI Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit cards)
• Standard Chartered Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and debit cards)
• Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards)
• Taishin International Bank (Mastercard and Visa credit and now debit cards)

France

• Société Générale (Cartes Bancaires)

Spain

• Bankinter