Three other Canadian Banks are now planning to com onboard the list of supportive banks for Apple pay, this rollout followed after The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Royal Bank of Canada which happened earlier in the month. As of now we can say that the five big Canadian Banks are now supporting the future.

The Toronto Star had reported that Scotia bank, TD and BMO customers will be able to use the service or Apple Pay starting from June 1st. It was also stated that the feature of Apple Pay will work with Interac, MasterCard and Visa at the TD Canada Trust, for the customers who are part of Scotiabank who have Interac and Visa cards can take the benefit of the service while BMO customers who have MasterCard and Interac are eligible for the service. Last November the Apple Pay was launched in Canada however it only worked with American Express Cards which were non bank issued.

This was due to fact that the big banks and Apple were not agreeing to the fee structure. This situation changed recently with the company launched the Apple Pay service for the customers of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Royal Bank of Canada. The news in regards to the rollout extension in Canada came soon after the company that was rapidly working to ensure that the service of Apple Pay reached more countries across Asia and Europe was teased Jennifer Bailey the VP of Apple.

In America, the roll out of Apple Pay still continues to roll out at a rapid pace. The customers of Scotia bank, TD and BMO can go ahead and add their credit and debit cards through the iOS9 Wallet app and tap the icon which has a plus sign. Then they need to go to the option which says Add Debit or credit card and fill in all the necessary details.