I've been in Amsterdam twice last year, and I was able to pay everywhere with Apple Pay backed by a Visa card (well, almost anywhere, one store required a physi

I've been in Amsterdam twice last year, and I was able to pay everywhere with Apple Pay backed by a Visa card (well, almost anywhere, one store required a physical card, and I am not 100% sure Visa would have worked because I used a Maestro debit card there). So apparently most merchants don't limit it anymore - would not make much sense anyway since the EU mandated credit card interchange fees to be below 0,3%. That basically made supporting credit cards almost as cheap as the national payment schemes.