After months of hints, Apple Pay may finally launch in Italy this Wednesday, according to a local report citing three sources in the retail and banking industries.

Support should go live sometime on Wednesday morning, MacPost.it claimed. The site noted in fact that Apple Maps is already beginning to identify Italian stores accepting Apple Pay, such as the supermarket chain Esselunga.

Apple's Italian website has promised Apple Pay as "coming soon" since March. Initial financial institutions should include Boon, UniCredit, and Carrefour Bank, using cards from Visa and MasterCard.

Recently the company accidentally posted an image thumbnail on its website identifying Italy as a supported region.