Apple Pay comes to over two dozen more banks and credit unions

After a quiet period between the last set of new banks and iOS 9’s public release, Apple has updated its list of Apple Pay participating banks to include more than two dozen more additions. If you bank with one of these banks or credit unions, you should now be able to setup Apple Pay in your Wallet app for use on supported iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watch:

Advia Credit Union
AIM Bank
Alma Bank
American Bank & Trust Company
Armstrong Bank
Arvest Bank
BankIowa
Central National Bank
Clear Mountain Bank
EECU
First Advantage Bank
First Kentucky Bank
John Marshall Bank
Justice Federal Credit Union
Kern Federal Credit Union
Kinecta Federal Credit Union
Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union
Martin Federal Credit Union
Northern Bank & Trust Company
Partners 1st Federal Credit Union
Radius Bank
Republic Bank & Trust
Scottrade
Sharefax Credit Union
Signature Federal Credit Union
Sussex County Federal Credit Union
The First National Bank in Sioux Falls
Velocity Credit Union
Washington Trust Bank

The new banks join the hundreds of already-participating institutions across the United States and the United Kingdom. Starting with the recently released iOS 9 update for iPhone and iPad and watchOS 2 update for Apple Watch, Apple Pay now supports credit cards from Discover as well as retail-issued and reward cards for the first time. Apple’s Passbook app picked up a new icon and name, Wallet, to reflect its focus toward Apple Pay.

Apple also recently announced that its mobile payment system will soon be accepted at Starbucks (in-stores), KFC, and Chili’s. Best Buy recently turned on support across its stores just in time for the holiday shopping season.

Is your bank included on Apple’s latest list, or are you still awaiting your bank to catch up? Let us know below.

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