The times are changing rapidly and whoever finds himself at this time must change with it. A decade ago, it will be considered as "madness" if you say you want to order a sandwich with your phone and pay for it with the same phone but right now, its reality....
Samsung Pay is a new payment platform which was introduced by Samsung two years ago to facilitate payment for goods and services. The growth and development of Samsung Pay have extended to countries such India, UK, Australia, Russia, UAE, etc. Last month, 38 more Australian banks were added to the Samsung Pay platform which increased the supporting banks...
The non NFC/MST based Samsung Pay service currently available on the Galaxy J7 Max, J7(2016), J7 Prime, On Max and On Nxt in India as Samsung Pay Mini came initially with support to Paytm as it's wallet sponsor along with the Indian Government's UPI wallet. Now, Samsung India has added...
If you're residing in the UAE, you could walk into any Samsung brand-shops and get AED 100 off the Tizen-powered Gear S3 smartwatch when you pay using the tech giant's mobile payment platform - Samsung Pay. Samsung introduced the payment services in the UAE back in April and this offer...
Since the official launch of Samsung Pay, this payment platform has expanded to banks, shopping complexes and ATMs. Now, the compatibility of Samsung Pay is taking a whole new dimension. Samsung Electronics announced today that it has gone into partnership with PayPal, one of the world's largest online payment platform. It...
Samsung Electronics has extensively expanded its Samsung Pay network. Samsung Pay is now active globally and most recently banks such as Rosselkhozbank, RAKBANK, Sberbank, HBSC, First Direct, M&S Bank, Santander and about 41 banks in Austrailia joined the Samsung Pay platform. RAKBANK became the first bank in the Middle East to introduce Samsung Pay...
Samsung pay is swiftly and steadily growing. It is currently active in many banks and shopping centers globally. This payment platform is compatible with many Samsung devices ranging from smartphones to wearables. We reported earlier that about 600 Landmark stores across UAE and India now accepts Samsung Pay. Two weeks...
Last week, we reported that Sberbank of Russia now supports Samsung Pay payment platform. Now, Rosselkhozbank has followed the same trend. Rosselkhozbank is an agricultural (Agrobank), which is completely owned by the Government of Russia. Cardholders of Rosselkhozbank now have access to Samsung Pay service. Owners of compatible Samsung smartphones...
Samsung Pay is a new payment platform which was introduced by Samsung two years ago in order for customers to easily pay for goods and services. The growth and development of Samsung Pay have extended to countries such India, UK, Australia, Russia, UAE, etc. RAKBANK, Sberbank, and HBSC are among the...
Samsung Pay is a payment platform designed by Samsung to enable its customers to easily pay for goods and services. This payment platform is quite popular and we recently reported that three banks in the UK and Sberbank in Russia have started working with this payment platform. Now, Samsung Pay solutions...
Samsung Pay is a new payment platform that is gaining much popularity and has continuously extended its tentacles to numerous devices, shopping centers and now banks. It is now expanding its partner ecosystem to provide greater flexibility, access, and a choice for customers in the UK. Samsung Electronics today announced that its...
Samsung Pay was officially launched in India in March this year, making the payment platform barely two months old in the South Asian country. Despite being new, the innovative Samsung Pay has recently won accolades from both customers and industry insiders for its revolutionary technology. Samsung Pay recently clinched three...
Samsung launched its Samsung Pay service in the UK on the 16th of May and ever since the release, Samsung have been rapidly expanding their service by collaborating with more banks to support Samsung Pay. At launch, Samsung Pay was supported by three major UK banks- HSBC (Mastercard & Visa...
Samsung just expanded Samsung Pay access into Hong Kong along with Sweden, UAE, and Switzerland earlier this month, but Hong Kong was given more of a preview than full-on support. Hong Kong now has full access to Samsung Pay, with six banks having partnered with Samsung to roll out the...
Samsung started its Samsung Pay Taiwan pilot project two and a half weeks ago, with rumors claiming the Korean giant would bring Samsung Pay to the area on May 23rd. The day has come, as Samsung has indeed rolled out Samsung Pay to seven Taiwanese banks. Samsung Pay will work...
Earlier this month, Samsung launched its mobile payments system, Samsung Pay, on the Gear S3 in the Korean giant's home country, but other places worldwide such as the UK have been left in the dark. A few screenshots confirmed May 16th as the Samsung Pay rollout date for UK users...
Samsung rolled out its Samsung Pay services in Australia around June last year with the services becoming available only to Citibank credit card cardholders as well as American Express Issued Card Members. Before now, holders of Citibank debit cards could not use the payment platform on their compatible devices but...
Samsung launched Samsung Pay in the UK on May 16, just 6 days back. The payment service rolled out after months of speculations and waiting by fans. Samsung Pay was only supported by three UK banks namely, HSBC (Mastercard & Visa Credit and Debit Cards), Nationwide (Visa Credit and Debit Cards) and AMEX...
Finally, Samsung has rolled out the Samsung Pay services in the United Kingdom (UK) as the app is now available to some high-end Samsung device users in the UK on the Play Store and Galaxy App store. Turns out then, that rumours of the payment service making its debut in...
Now that Samsung Pay service is live in India, the company is taking the next steps in solidifying its ground as a prominent mobile payment service in the country by partnering with existing banks, POS and other payment solutions such as PayTM and UPI. Now, Samsung has signed a new...
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