Apple Pay is continuing to expand to more users around world. Apple’s mobile payment platform is now available to customers of additional banks in Sweden, Austria, and Malta.

In Malta, Apple Pay is currently supported by Monese and Revolut. That will soon change, however, as BOV (Bank of Valetta) has announced that it will soon add support for Apple Pay. This makes BOV the first national bank in Malta to support Apple Pay.

Meanwhile in Austria, Apple Pay has expanded to Volksbank, Sparda Bank, Apothekerbank, Bank Austria and Raiffeisen Bank. Apple has yet to update its Apple Pay support document to note of these new additions. Here are the other banks in Austria that also support Apple Pay:

boon.

Bunq

Erste Bank und Sparkasse

Monese

N26

Revolut

VIMpay

Last but not least, Swedbank has finally added support for Apple Pay in Sweden. Swedbank is one of the largest banks in Sweden, and had been a notable Apple Pay holdout until now.

Today, Swedbank and the savings banks launches Apple Pay for all their customers with Mastercard and Maestro debit cards, which will offer them yet another easy, secure, and private way to pay. Swedbank sees a continuously increasing interest in various mobile payment services. With Apple Pay on iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and Mac, customers can make fast and convenient purchases in stores, in apps, and on websites.

Swedbank joins the following banks in supporting Apple Pay in Sweden:

American Express

Danske Bank

Edenred (Ticket Restaurant cards)

Klarna

Komplett Bank

Monese

N26

Nordea

Revolut

Sodexo

ST1

You can find the full list of Apple Pay banks in every country around the world on Apple’s website here.

Update: New banks in Belarus as well:

Alfa-Bank

VTB Bank (Belarus)

Belagroprombank

Belarusbank

Belgazprombank

BPS-Sberbank

BSB Bank

MTBank

Priorbank

Also: Swedbank Lithuania, as well as K&H Bank in Hungary.

Hungary K&H Bank(member of KBC Bank) is also support Apple Pay from today! — Joe Patai  (@pataijozsef) December 4, 2019

Thanks, Cristoph and John!

FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

Subscribe to 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news: