Raiffeisen Bank launched Apple Pay for customers in Romania starting today, this being the fourth important bank in our country that offers the service for its users with Apple products. ING and Banca Transilvania launched the first Apple Pay, together with Orange Money, Unicredit Bank came later with support, and now it's Raiffeisen Bank's turn to offer its customers the opportunity to make payments with iPhone and Apple Watch.
Raiffeisen Bank had announced some time ago that it would offer Romanian customers the opportunity to use Apple Pay, and this is finally happening, as the option to add cards is already available. If you have a card from Raiffeisen Bank, then you can already add it for payments via Apple Pay directly from the Wallet application, the option being already included, and the process itself is a very simple one to carry out today.
Raiffeisen Bank Launched Apple Pay for Romanian Customers
Raiffeisen Bank is one of the largest banks in Romania, and offering the possibility to make payments through Apple Pay was something that its customers started asking for long before the service arrived in Romania. At the moment those from BRD, BCR, or CEC still do not have Apple Pay payments available, so Raiffeisen Bank has entered a select circle of banks whose customers can use this mobile payment solution from Apple.
Raiffeisen Bank offers the service free of charge for all its clients in Romania, just like the other banks that launched Apple Pay this year, so you won't have to pay anything to benefit from it. Raiffeisen Bank allows the use of debit and credit cards for mobile payments with Apple Pay on iPhone and Apple Watch, but if there are limitations in adding them, it would be good to talk to a representative of the bank.
Raiffeisen Bank, ING, Banca Transilvania, Unicredit Bank, Orange Money, Revolut, Edenred and Monese are the options available in Romania to make mobile payments using Apple Pay on iPhone and Apple Watch.
