Apple Pay In the UK it has yet to be officially launched, in this article by our colleague Jordi, he notified us that it will be officially launched on July 14 in the UK, but some banks are already preparing for the next launch of the payment service and have started allowing customers to register their cards for use with Apple Pay. Before continuing, I apologize for the quality of the images, there are no better quality.
Some Banco Santander customers, have reported in some forums that have successfully added their Passbook cards for use with Apple Pay, so the cards would be available for both the iPhone and the Apple Watch.
The customers who have registered their cards They are also receiving confirmation emails from Santander, informing them that they are now able to use Apple Pay. One of Santander's clients who was able to activate his card for use with Apple Pay was able to use it at a McDonalds to make a purchase.
Activating a Banco Santander card requires users in the United Kingdom to establish their region for United States, then add card, and subsequently change your region to the UK. This is a sign that banks are preparing to accept Apple Pay in the imminent future.
It's unclear exactly when Apple Pay will be officially made available in the UK, but during the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple said the payment service would launch this July, and as we have put you at the beginning of this article, the candidate day will be July 14 in the UK.
Currently these Banco Santander customers who were able to activate their cards, are receiving notifications by email letting them know the service Apple Pay is no longer available for use. So they will have to wait at least until July 14.
