Through the collaboration, Samsung Pay users will be able to enjoy an enhanced online payment experience, and users of Naver Pay will enjoy a better offline payment experience
Samsung Wallet would also be launched in seven other markets
In a partnership with the Commons Project Foundation, a healthcare nonprofit, tech-giant Samsung is now letting its users store digital versions of their Covid-19 vaccination cards in Samsung Pay.
Currently, users can pay their mobile, landline phone, electricity, gas, water and DTH bills using 'Bill Payments' on Samsung Pay
Samsung India had made investments of Rs 4,915 crore at the facility in Noida to double the business capacity
SBI debit card users can also avail introductory cashback benefits up to Rs 500
At a time when nearly 200 telephone handset brands have decimated the importance of hardware features, market leader Samsung is raising the pitch with its patented Samsung Pay service. Having launched the payment service in late March with a handful of premium devices, it now plans to extend this to its affordable segment. It started the process on Wednesday with the launch of a new model, Samsung J Pro, with Samsung Pay. Sources say most of its coming models will offer the service. "Samsung Pay is a patented application and is the new focus area for Samsung in India," a source said. As hardware features seem to be increasingly taking a back seat when it comes to a buying decision, Samsung is considering its Pay service as a key differentiator, one that would enhance sale of its handsets. It has launched six new devices in 2017 and another eight are in the pipeline, including its flagship Galaxy Note 8."We will consider extending Samsung Pay to our future devices. Currently, we are ...
Samsung Pay supports MST and NFC technologies for offline payments at card terminals
Samsung Pay supports MST and NFC technologies for offline payments at card terminals