As you can find here, Banco Promerica has uploaded Apple Pay terms and conditions to its website. Although it doesn’t give much, we know that the bank will provide access to Apple’s own payment system with debit and credit cards.
Another indication that Apple Pay launch is near is that some of Banco Promerica apps already show Wallet support, which is the first step for a bank to introduce Apple’s own payment system.
Banco Promerica as BAC Credomatic both have an important presence in Central America, so it’s likely that they’re waiting for Apple’s approval to make a massive expansion of the service in the region.
We also heard another tidbit about the launch: BAC Credomatic will not support AMEX cards at the beginning of the operation, only Visa and Mastercard cards.
Colombia is also readying the launch of the service. As it seems, banks are waiting for Apple’s approval to start rolling out Apple Pay support in all of these countries.
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