New Guide For Samsung Pay

New Guide For Samsung Pay Samsung has revealed a new payment service which works on all Android devices, not just its own Galaxy smartphones.

New Guide For Samsung Pay, Samsung Pay Mini has been launched in the company’s home country of Korea, allowing owners of smartphones with Android 5.0 Lollipop or higher to make credit or debit card payments online.

The service will not work when making payments in stores, like the full-on Samsung Pay on last year’s Galaxy S7. That requires phones to support Magnetic Strip Transmission (MST) tech to mimic card payments.

However, users will be able to make secure online payments via Samsung Pay Mini without having to enter their bank details every time.

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Last year it was reported that Samsung had hoped to bring Pay Mini to the iPhone, only to find that Apple would not allow such a service to compete with its Apple Pay offering.

For now, Samsung Pay Mini only works in Korea. However, there are plans to launch it globally. Expect to hear more at Mobile World Congress later this month.

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Security has been built into every step of Samsung Pay app. Rather than sharing your details with the store's credit card reader every time you make a payment, the Samsung Pay contactless payment system instead sends along an encrypted digital token. Your Samsung Pay purchase isn't vulnerable to anyone accessing the information within the terminal.

The information on your phone is just as safe, tucked away safely behind a fingerprint scan or PIN input. You can only make a payment if you have the right fingerprint or PIN, meaning a lost or stolen phone can't be used by anyone else, and your money and account details are always safe. And if your phone does go missing, Samsung Pay can be deactivated remotely with Samsung’s "Find My Mobile" service.

Despite all these protections, Samsung Pay is perfectly simple to use. Activate the app from your home screen ''Samsung Pay is installed with the latest Marshmallow software update'' link your compatible credit cards with a straightforward three-step process, and you're good to go. Just swipe up from your Samsung smartphone's lock screen to view all your attached credit cards, and then you can authenticate with your fingerprint or 4 digit PIN, then tap your phone against a payment reader.

There are even multiple ways to pay, if you find yourself in a store without a NFC payment terminal. On compatible Samsung smartphones, there's the contactless NFC* function, which works just like any contactless payment, except protected by your PIN or fingerprint.

And MST is supported on the Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S7 and S7 edge and future Samsung smartphones. MST emits a magnetic signal to emulate the magnetic strip on your credit cards, meaning you can use Samsung Pay even in countries or stores that don’t support NFC.

As a result, Samsung Pay has accepted virtually anywhere. In fact, Samsung Pay can be used in more stores than any other mobile payment service.

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