Apple Pay India tracker
Is your bank on Apple Pay in India?
Apple Pay went live in India on 30 September 2026. So far only Axis Bank credit cards work. Pick your bank and we will email you once, the day it is added.
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Bank status
- Axis BankLiveVisa and Mastercard credit cards
- HDFC BankNot yetReportedly negotiating fees with Apple
- ICICI BankNot yetReportedly negotiating fees with Apple
- SBI CardNot yetReportedly negotiating fees with Apple
- Kotak Mahindra BankNot yet
- American ExpressNot yet
- IDFC FIRST BankNot yet
- IndusInd BankNot yet
- Yes BankNot yet
- RBL BankNot yet
- AU Small Finance BankNot yet
- HSBC IndiaNot yet
- Standard CharteredNot yet
- Bank of Baroda (BOBCARD)Not yet
- Federal BankNot yet
Questions
- Why does only Axis Bank work?
- Every bank has to sign its own deal with Apple. TechCrunch reports that HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and SBI Card are still negotiating, with Apple asking for about 0.2% of each transaction.
- Do RuPay cards work?
- No. Apple Pay in India supports Visa and Mastercard only. RuPay cards can't be added, whichever bank issued them.
- Can I pay with UPI through Apple Pay?
- No. UPI does not work with Apple Pay.
- Will it work at every shop?
- Not yet. A payment only goes through at terminals whose acquiring bank has turned Apple Pay on, so acceptance is patchy at first, even with an Axis card.
- Can an app add my HDFC or ICICI card to Apple Wallet?
- No. Only the bank that issued your card can approve adding it to Apple Wallet. Any app that says otherwise is not legitimate, so don't give it your card number.
- Where does this come from?
- Launch reports from TechCrunch and MacRumors. Apple's official participating banks page does not list India yet.