It seems a touch unlikely anyone from USAA is going to see this post, let alone act on it. A better approach for everyone seeing this is not to give it a thumbs-up or reply, me-too and scroll on and forget... it's too log on to usaa.com right now, and send a secure-message asking if they support Fitbit Pay, and if they don't, then when do they plan to start? They make money every time someone swipes or inserts a card with USAA on it to pay for something. Let them know that you plan to use the card issued by whichever institution makes it safest and easiest to spend money, not whichever one has the prettiest card or the noblest looking eagle printed on theirs, because when you run somewhere and want to stop somewhere for that 12 dollar caramel machiato double whip half caff almondmilk mocachino with almond toast, the fifty bucks you're gonna blow on that, along with your calorie budget for the day, will be paid with some other financial institution's card... one that supports Fitbit Pay.
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