Samsung, a leading brand in technology has invented a common mode of payment for all its Smartphone and gadget users through the invention of the Samsung Pay. In 2015, Samsung pay was launched from a pool of innovations to break barriers by being a smarter, secured, and more importantly, a seamless way of initiating payment using a smart device.
Payments have once again evolved from the conventional handling of paper bills, bank transfers, smart credit/debit cards, and now Samsung pay.
The answer is yes, Samsung pay is very secured, bearing in mind that every transaction initiated is protected by your bank's fraud protection and authenticated by your fingerprint, PIN, or iris scan. Furthermore, Samsung Knox and its tokenization provide an additional layer of security.
Please be informed that the same measure of security your Bank provides your account details ripples to the Samsung pay as well.
This is a secured measure set by Samsung as an extra layer of security to continually monitor your phone and keep your card information encrypted in a data vault.
Just because authentication is key, every transaction attempt is authenticated with your token, fingerprint, PIN, or iris recognition. There is a need to activate your Find My Mobile service on your device, so, should you have a lost or stolen device, one could lock or erase your Samsung Pay account remotely, all thanks to the Find My Mobile feature.
Now that you know that the platform and your funds would be secured, let me guide you on the payment process.
I believe you have your device with the Samsung pay already. so, let's get through with it.
Now comes the exciting part!
Payments have just gotten slicker with Samsung Pay, as you no longer need to cling to that fat wallet in your pocket or take extra precautions not to lose that purse [don't lose it either way].
So, you've made your selections and it's time to pay, simply:
Kindly note that if you had intended to make use of your smartwatch instead of the mobile phone, you would be required to have it paired with the payment card first of all; to have this sorted, you need to connect your Smartwatch to your phone and then add a PIN.
If you're a user of Samsung Pay, you could just import cards you had already added, however, if first time using Samsung Pay, you would be required to add all the cards again.
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