Just after 8 am on Tuesday October 2nd PKO BP launched Apple Pay. PKO is the tenth bank on the Polish market to implement the service. Earlier on, in June this year, it was made available for Alior, BGŻ BNP Paribas, Getin, mBank, Nest Bank, Pekao, Raiffeisen Polbank, Santander and T-Mobile Usługi Bankowe mobile-using customers.

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Initially PKO was planning on implementing Apple pay in the third quarter of the year, which was announced the moment the service was rolled out in Poland. It later turned out that it wouldn't be possible due to the announcement of new Apple smartphone models on September 12th. Because of the tech company's internal regulations, the introduction of the payment service was delayed until the first Tuesday of October.

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Apple Pay will soon be offered by several more companies in Poland. Last Monday ING Bank Ślaski confirmed the unofficial rumors on Twitter. However, the bank did not mention a specific date.