Since launching in China two weeks ago and adding 3 million users in just two days, Apple Pay is continuing its expansion across the United States as well. The addition of Mainland China started with another dozen participating banks, and today another 27 banks have joined the 1,000+ partners in the US. These are the latest:

1st Community Federal Credit Union

Abacus Federal Savings Bank

Bank of England

BankFirst Financial Services

Bull’s Eye Credit Union

Colfax Banking Company

Columbia Bank Florida

First Bank

First Federal Bank of Louisiana

First National Bank of Durango

First Southern National

Franklin First Federal Credit Union

Green Country Federal Credit Union

Gulf States Credit Union

Guthrie County State Bank

Henrico Federal Credit Union

Lone Star National Bank

Mill City Credit Union

Modern Woodmen Bank

Pasadena Federal Credit Union

PNC Bank, Global Investment Servicing

Raleigh County Federal Credit Union

Sage Capital Bank

St. Landry Bank and Trust Co.

TCM Bank

West Milton State Bank

If you’re not sure if your bank supports Apple Pay yet, you can see the full list of already active partners here. One longtime holdout, Ally Bank, recently mentioned upcoming Apple Pay support through the release notes in an app update, although no timeline was provided shy of “coming soon”.

As for retailers accepting Apple Pay, we learned this week that American Apparel plans to begin taking Apple Pay at checkout in the future. It’s also believed that Japan, Hong Kong, Brazil, France, and other countries could be getting Apple Pay later this year.

Apple Pay lets you make secure payments in stores by waving your iPhone or Apple Watch, or in apps using your iPhone or iPad. To add a new card to Apple Pay, start with the Wallet app or Wallet section in Settings, then look for the add debit or credit card section.

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