Apple Pay users with access to cardless ATMs that have been deployed in California by Bank of America can now use the biometrics-backed authentication service for withdrawals, according to US media reports.A Redditor has successfully used Apple Pay to withdraw cash from his account through a machine in Redondo Beach, California, endgadget reported on Wednesday.BoA's website states that its cardless machines also support the other fingerprint-based mobile payment services including Samsung Pay and Android Pay support.Roughly 650 of the specialized ATMs were set up in the San Francisco Bay Area at month, according to MacRumors.According to Yahoo Finance, ATMs with Apple Pay support have also been announced by Chase and Wells Fargo and will be revealed later this year.The team behind Apple Pay also revealed this week that the service has added over 40 new banks and credit unions in the United States
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