Competitor Profile: Samsung Pay 2025
Summary
Samsung Pay is a mobile payment solution launched by Samsung in August 2015. Samsung Pay is available for a range of Samsung products, including its Galaxy devices and Gear wearable technology. It was the first mobile payment offering to support NFC, magnetic secure transmission, and barcode scanning in a single solution. It is supported by more than 2,800 international and regional banks and credit unions in the US, including Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, PNC, and TD Bank.
In August 2020, Samsung introduced the Samsung Pay+ card solution in the UK, in partnership with Mastercard and digital banking platform Curve. This solution allows users to link the details of multiple cards to the Samsung Pay+ card, which can then be used for payments.
In June 2022, Samsung introduced Samsung Wallet, which combines the existing features of Samsung Pay with additional functionality. In addition to mobile payments, users can also store and access digital keys, boarding passes, and essential documents such as ID cards and driving licenses digitally within the wallet. To migrate, users need to apply an update to the app. However, users can keep using Samsung Pay if they do not want to switch. Samsung Wallet is only available on select devices running Android 9 or above.
In June 2024, Samsung India partnered with Paytm to integrate travel and entertainment services into Samsung Wallet, enabling users to book and store tickets for flights, buses, movies, and events. In May 2025, Samsung launched Tap to Transfer P2P payments for Samsung Galaxy users. This feature allows users to transfer money by bringing their smartphones close to the recipient’s device, using NFC technology.
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