Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay; what does your bank offer?

Alex RitchieDec 18, 2019( 1 min read )

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Forget cash; mobile payment platforms are the king, with more banks than ever before offering a variety of digital wallet options.

If you’re a fan of this payment method, you’ll want to find out whether your provider offers Apple pay, Google pay or Samsung pay.

RateCity’s comprehensive list of Australian providers offering Apple pay, Google pay or Samsung pay

Bank	Apple Pay	Google Pay	Samsung Pay
86 400	Yes	Yes	Yes
AMP Bank	No	Yes	Yes
ANZ	Yes	Yes	Yes
Arab Bank Australia	No	No	No
Australian Military Bank	No	No	No
Australian Unity	Yes	Yes	Yes
Auswide Bank	No	No	No
AWA Alliance Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bank Australia	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bank First	Yes	Yes	No
Bank of Heritage Isle	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bank of Melbourne	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bank of Queensland	No	No	No
Bank of Sydney	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bank of us	No	No	No
BankSA	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bankstown City Unity Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
BankVic	Yes	Yes	No
Bankwest	Yes	Yes	No
BCU	Yes	No	Yes
BDCU Alliance Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bendigo Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Beyond Bank Australia	Yes	Yes	Yes
Border Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Circle Alliance Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Citi	Yes	Yes	Yes
Coastline Credit Union	Yes	Yes	No
Commonwealth Bank of Australia	Yes	Yes	Yes
Community First Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
Credit Union SA	Yes	Yes	Yes
CUA	Yes	Yes	Yes
Delphi Bank	No	No	No
Easy Street Financial Services	Yes	Yes	Yes
Endeavour Mutual Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Fire Service Credit Union	No	No	No
Firefighters Mutual	Yes	Yes	Yes
First Option Bank Ltd	Yes	Yes	Yes
G&C Mutual Bank	No	No	No
Gateway Bank	No	No	No
Geelong Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Goldfields Money	Yes	Yes	No
Goulburn Murray Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
Greater Bank	No	No	No
Heritage Bank	No	Yes	Yes
Horizon Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
HSBC	Yes	Yes	No
Hume Bank	Yes	Yes	No
Hunter United	No	No	No
Illawarra Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
IMB Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
ING	Yes	Yes	No
Macquarie Bank	Yes	Yes	No
Macquarie Credit Union	No	No	No
ME Bank	No	No	No
MOVE Bank	Yes	No	No
MyState Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
NAB	Yes	Yes	Yes
Newcastle Permanent	No	No	No
Northern Inland CU	Yes	Yes	No
Nova Alliance Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Orange Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
P&N Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
People's Choice Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
Police Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Police Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
QBANK	Yes	Yes	No
Qudos Bank	Yes	Yes	No
Queensland Country Credit Union	Yes	Yes	No
RACQ Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
RAMS	No	No	No
Regional Australia Bank	No	No	No
Rural Bank Limited	No	No	No
SERVICE ONE Alliance Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Southern Cross Credit Union	No	No	No
St.George Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Summerland Credit Union	No	No	No
Suncorp Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sydney Mutual Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Teachers Mutual Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes
The Capricornian	No	No	No
The Mac	Yes	No	No
The Mutual	No	No	No
Transport Mutual Credit Union	No	No	No
UBank	Yes	Yes	Yes
UniBank	Yes	Yes	Yes
Up	Yes	Yes	Yes
WAW Credit Union	Yes	Yes	Yes
Westpac	Jun-20	Yes	Yes
Woolworths Employees CU	Yes	Yes	Yes
Xinja	Yes	Yes	No

Alex Ritchie

Personal Finance Writer

Alex is a personal finance writer and PR professional at RateCity, and has been writing about finance for over three years. She is passionate about closing the gender pay and superannuation gap, and aims to help young Aussies to overcome their financial apathy and better manage their finances. Alex has been published in numerous print and online outlets, including Money Magazine, Lifehacker Australia, and Business Insider.