IDeal payment system for the netherlands

I am from the netherlands and don't have a credit card and don't always want to go to a store for a Code.
So maybe it's a idea to add iDeal to the payment system of apple.
Because everyone in the netherlands have that.
And more poeple are going to buy apps, music or somthing els.
So me 2 i don't buy so much apps because i don't have time to go ta a market/store.
So is there a way that it can come?
http://www.ideal.nl/?s=&lang=eng-GB

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