While 800,000 doesn’t seem like a big number compared to the 60 million customers that Bank of America has, that’s still an impressive number of Apple Pay users considering that the company’s mobile payments services only just recently launched.
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Published January 15, 2015
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Apple Pay launch partner Bank of America on Thursday revealed that nearly 800,000 of its customers had signed up for Apple’s nascent mobile payments initiative, bringing 1.1 million cards to the service in the last three months. Those figures represent a small fraction of Bank of America’s nearly 60 million customers, but they are encouraging numbers given the relative newness of the platform. The bank revealed the statistics in its quarterly earning statement, though no details regarding Apple Pay transaction volume or active versus registered users were provided.
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