Citibank Now Offers Apple Pay in Australia, Singapore, and Hong Kong

Excellent, I have a Citibank card for travelling as it doesn't charge any forex fees or ATM fees.

All four of my bank accounts are now with Apple Pay.

 

Terrific news. Now Citibank have to fix up the worst mobile banking app around.

 

Took them long enough

 

Finally, darn it.

 

First ANZ, next Citi. Where are you? CommBank, NAB, and Westpac?

 

Is it me or does Apple seem to be moving faster with signing up non-US banks?

 

Apple Pay was the biggest reason I moved from CommBank to ANZ. Hopefully other banks get their head out of their arse and start supporting it.

 

Sadly CBA, NAB and Westpac (Which I moved from to ING) are still playing stupid with Apple so no change anytime soon (I hope I'm wrong.)

 

been waiting for this for nearly two years

 

Citibank are a complete bunch of wa****s that don’t listen to customers... even ones that have been customers for 10+ years.

“Citi: Why do you want to cancel your credit card?”... Me: “4 good reasons ready to tell them to **** off”.

 

Last year Citibank (except in the USA) slept with Samsung Pay and it's obvious why they could only launch Apple pay now.

 

Here in HK, we all switched to StandardChartered, HSBC and AMEX. All major credit providers that have been supporting Apple Pay since day 1.

Sorry Citi.

 

Check out “Dirty Money” on Netflix
https://www.netflix.com/title/80118100?s=i&trkid=13752289

 

I don’t have a deposit account with citi but I like their CC app. Do you know if it’s the same?

 

I have been using Citibank’s credit card for many years mainly through their Prestige Card. The mileage conversion rate is okay with very good service and other perks. The only missing piece of puzzle was Apple Pay. Together with the recent update to their HK mobile app (support to iPhone X and others), I’m happy with this bank again.

HSBC’s credit card reward scheme is too complicated and only some types of transactions are eligible for better conversion rate, and points conversion comes with a charge. That’s why I never use them except for personal savings accounts (due to their vastly superior mobile app).

Standard Chartered’s AM card is good too, but their e-banking and mobile app are crap, with poor service.

Amex has the same old problem, that a lot of merchants don’t accept it.

 

I've had one successful transaction and two others declined. Both declined transactions were greater than $100. Not sure if that's relevant. I have two other Apple Pay cards with other banks that I've been using without issue for ages. Never thought the Citi experience was going to be straightforward. I'm in Australia.

 

Believe me or not, I did go and watch it. ***** cartel bank!! am taking all my cash out of HSBC.