Google Pay expands to 16 more banks in the United States
Just about every product that Google and Apple launch on the market compete with each other, from smartphones and tablets to mobile payments and wireless services. Google Pay and Apple Pay are probably among the most often used mobile payments services in the United States, but neither company wants to commit to a global roll-out yet.
Although Google and Apple introduced their mobile payments services in many countries, the United States remains their main focus, at least until they reach 100% coverage. Speaking of coverage, Google has just added 16 new banks to its list of financial institutions that offer Google Pay support.
Here are the new banks that should soon (if not already) offer Google Pay services: Arkansas Federal Credit Union, Baker Boyer National Bank, Bank of Cleveland, TN, Bank of the Valley, Citizens State Bank of La Crosse, Everence Federal Credit Union, First County Bank (CT), Hopewell Federal Credit Union, Kelly Community Federal Credit Union, Lubrizol Employees’ Credit Union, North Shore Bank, Premier Members Credit Union, Sierra Pacific Federal Credit Union, Texas Bay Credit Union, WyHy Federal Credit Union, and Wymar Federal Credit Union.
Here are the new banks that should soon (if not already) offer Google Pay services: Arkansas Federal Credit Union, Baker Boyer National Bank, Bank of Cleveland, TN, Bank of the Valley, Citizens State Bank of La Crosse, Everence Federal Credit Union, First County Bank (CT), Hopewell Federal Credit Union, Kelly Community Federal Credit Union, Lubrizol Employees’ Credit Union, North Shore Bank, Premier Members Credit Union, Sierra Pacific Federal Credit Union, Texas Bay Credit Union, WyHy Federal Credit Union, and Wymar Federal Credit Union.
Of course, if you want to know whether or not your bank supports Google Pay, you can check out the Google Support page, which contains nearly 1,800 institutions.
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