In a major announcement, Samsung has stated that mobile online
payment services will be rolled out
for non-galaxy Android phones in South Korea. Yes, this app is named “Samsung
Pay Mini” and users can avail it in 2017’s first quarter. As of now, the exact
date is not known, but if it is launched in South Korea, it would be launched
in various other markets as well.
This mini version of Samsung Pay can be used for offline as well
as online payments; however, this would be restricted only for Galaxy phones
and was announced last year in the month of May. Various South Korean cards
will be supported including Lotte Card, Hana Card, Samsung Card.
The app can be secured with a password or a
fingerprint. By August 2016, 100 million transactions were recorded by Samsung
Pay globally. With the launch of Samsung Pay Mini, there would be a boost in
the services of Samsung and along with that, even the brand awareness and
online presence will be increased.
In the month of October-December, the South Korean firm had witnessed a great decline in the global market after the issue of Galaxy Note 7 blasts. With this new application, the sales will be considerably increased.
The new service by Samsung would augment the existing payments platform of Samsung Pay through which the debit card or credit transactions could be made with smartwatch or the Samsung smartphone. The rivals of this platform include Apple Pay of Apple and Android Pay by Google.
Previously, Samsung executives had said that these Pay services were being offered to non-Galaxy phones. This would ease the process of online transactions on this mobile platform. However, on Thursday, Samsung announced that this offline pay facility would be restricted only to devices manufactured by Samsung.
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http://ejournalz.com/samsung-launches-web-payments-android-users/
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http://ejournalz.com/samsung-launches-web-payments-android-users/
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