Customers can pay with confidence knowing that Samsung Pay is built with trusted Visa technology. Visa Token Service protects Samsung Pay transactions by replacing sensitive account information with a unique digital identifier.
Samsung Pay
Introducing a new way to pay.
Set up is simple
Use your existing terminal
Samsung Pay works with virtually any magnetic stripe payment terminal.
Some card reader terminals may require software updates.
Or upgrade to contactless
If you don’t have a terminal, you can get a Near Field Communication (NFC) terminal that also works with Samsung Pay.
Start accepting
You’re ready. Start accepting Samsung Pay – a simple way for customers to pay that meets all 2015 EMV security standards.
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Q + A
Get answers to frequently asked questions.
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For the Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge + and Note5, Samsung Pay will be automatically installed through a software update. Going forwards, compatible phones in supported countries will have Samsung Pay preloaded when purchased.
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Samsung Pay works nearly anywhere your customers can swipe their Visa card, including the majority of US retail locations. Currently, Samsung Pay does not work at petrol station pumps, but it works at most petrol station cashier card readers.
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Samsung Pay initially launched in the United States in 2015. Visa and Samsung are working to expand into additional countries.
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Customers should tap on the Visa card being used in Samsung Pay and look for the “Digital Account Number” displayed above their transaction history. The four digits shown there are what they should provide to the cashier. The Digital Account Number will always be a different number from their physical card.