The vast majority of Apple Pay partners are credit unions, according to Visa's official list of financial institutions.
"Currently, Visa is working with approximately 500 U.S. financial institutions, all of which have executed an agreement to deploy the new Apple Pay service. Approximately 360 of those financial institutions are credit unions," a Visa spokesperson told CU Times.
"We are in the process of testing and certifying issuer processors and their platforms which support more than a thousand credit unions so we anticipate an ever increasing number of [credit unions] to deploy the service in the not too distant future," the spokesperson added.
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