After testing their mobile payment system in South Korea, Samsung Pay on Monday (28/09/2015) finally launched globally with the United States became the first country other than South Korea that already support this payment method. But for now, Samsung Pay only be used with Samsung's flagship smartphone alone, even Samsung itself has said that Samsung Pay will be available for mobile phones in other classes in the future.
Until now, the new Samsung Galaxy Note5, Galaxy and Galaxy S6 edge S6 / S6 edge + that supports Samsung Pay. All these devices support the infrastructure of NFC (Near-Field Communication) and MST (Secure Transaction Magnetic) that enable it to work in almost all traditional swipe card payment terminals. This also makes the Samsung Pay superior to other mobile payment methods such as Apple and Android Pay Pay only rely on NFC alone.
In the United States, there several mobile operators including AT & T, Sprint, T-Mobile and US Cellular will support Samsung Pay. Several other companies were ready to support a payment method Samsung includes a number of bank and vendor provider of credit / debit cards such as American Express, Bank of America, Citibank, MasterCard and Visa.
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