Apple Pay adds 26 new banks including Moody National Bank in Texas

5. Unordinary (unregistered)

Hey :) The strip thing is nice and all, but when it supports 400% less banks and cards than Apple Pay, what's the point lol?

6. Unordinary (unregistered)

Apple Pay added over 100 banks/cards the past few weeks. No articles from PA :)

7. AlikMalix (unregistered)

You are wrong - I use Apple Pay on 85% of my transactions. Every gas station, supermarket, and fast food places here take it even if they don't have Apple Pay sticker, half don't even know they can accept Apple Pay. Dunkin donuts is not 90% of retailers.

I use use Apple Pay at my local oil change even - who are not some franchise. I also use it at local hardware and millwork places who are not franchised. Try an app called "pay finders". It shows general Apple Pay areas where you live, and you can submit places that are not included on the app yet - but they're taking a while to update after you submit - so it's not updated in real time.

You're absolutely wrong - it doesn't have to say "we accept Apple Pay " sticker for it to accept Apple Pay - because I'm paying half the times and it shocks people that their POS actually does take Apple Pay.

I can absolutely undoubtedly say that you're WRONG, techie!!! I'm using it nearly everywhere.

8. TechieXP1969 (Posts: 14967; Member since: 25 Sep 2013)

So I'm wrong because you're stupid? I said Apple Pay is only accepted at roughly 10% of retailers in the States.

How you use it has NOTHING to do with that. If you happen to shop at 80% of that 10%, GOOD FOR YOU. That doesn't make me wrong.

It makes YOU look stupid because you are trying to make YOUR usage exceed the facts.

You are such a troll, trying to go out of yoru way to prove me wrong, when you are MORE wrong.

We arn't talking about YOUR usage or MY usage. I spoke as usage in general.

Roughly 10% of retailers can accept Apple Pay while Samsung Pay works with both Magstrip and NFC which means either way, I will get more usage that you.

I listed before all the places I frequent in Chicago and less than 5% of them have NFC readers.

Dude, you're pathetic.

Walgreen's, McDonald's, 7-Eleven and Dunkin Donuts; I know accept NFC and thus Apple Pay will work. Out of the 20 retailers I visit in a given mothn, Apple Pay doesn't work at more than 5 of them.

This is based on MY usage. Your usage doesn't change the fact that 10% of retailers in the USA can accapt NFC payments.

I never said it had to say - we accept Apple Pay. All it needs to have is the NFC symbol and the vast majority of them don't no matter what YOUR usage is.

9. AlikMalix (unregistered)

NO!!! I said I'm able to use it at 80% of places I need to shop at... and it does not feel like 10% when you bring your wallet to only HOMEDEPOT... maybe it's 10% officially, but apple pay works plenty in stores that dont know they support it...

I'm not stating my usage as fact - i'm stating that you're wrong that apple pay is that limited - using it nearly everywhere....If I owned a samsung, my bank is not supported yet - I have another bank that samsung pay supports but - that's an account for another small business and thats only to cash the checks... so with your favorite mobile pay - i'd be able to sue it 0%...