Samsung Pay

Payment errors, failures, and other errors in Samsung Pay can occur for a variety of reasons, such as using the wrong kind of card reader or using an unsupported network.

Registration errors can occur for a couple of reasons. You might not have a solid network connection, or your card issuer might not be allowing Samsung Pay access. 

If a payment card is still pending verification after completing the issuer's identity verification process and entering the necessary security credentials, it means that Samsung Pay has not received a response from the card issuer.

Swiping up from the bottom of your screen is the quickest, most convenient way to pay using the Samsung Pay app. If the card you want to use isn't appearing, you can customize which cards are accessible from within the app.

If you are at a store and the payment terminal is not recognizing Samsung Pay, it could be because you forgot to enable certain settings, such as NFC. It's also possible that you are holding your phone wrong or that the terminal doesn't accept Samsung Pay.

If you're having problems making a transaction in Samsung Pay, it could be based on several different factors. For example, a transaction may not go through if you have a weak internet connection. 

When you use your credit or debit cards in Samsung Pay, you'll be able to view your recent transactions for those cards. However, a weak internet connection or a card issuer's policy may prevent transactions from showing up in the app. Other times, the full transaction amount may not display until a later date. There are a few steps you can follow to resolve this issue and see your transactions.

Fingerprint security in Samsung Pay helps keep your account secure. When fingerprint security is set up, you will need to scan your finger before making a transaction. But the fingerprint scanner may not work in certain situations, like if the fingerprint sensor is wet.

If Samsung Pay isn't working properly on your Samsung smart watch, the issue is most likely the Samsung Pay plug-in. You can uninstall and reinstall the plug-in as well as the Galaxy Wearable app, and then try connecting again.

If you are experiencing issues with Samsung Pay on your watch that you need to report, you can send an error report to the Samsung Pay team. Don't worry if you aren't sure how to do this. Your phone will do most of the work for you.

If you're always using Samsung Pay to make purchases, you should make it your default payment service. That way, when you're in a store and place your phone on the register's PIN pad, Samsung Pay will be brought up automatically.

We know you want the cash back you earned in Samsung Wallet, but merchants that work with Samsung Wallet have different policies about when your cash will be rewarded. Find out when you'll be able to redeem your rewards.

Bixby knows all about Samsung Wallet! You can use Bixby to make payments, add cards, and more with just the sound of your voice. No need to fish around in your wallet for your credit card when Samsung Wallet is just a "Hey Bixby" away!

Samsung Wallet is a convenient and secure way to pay using your phone. And it's accepted at more places than any other mobile payment service out there, so you can feel free to leave the wallet at home.

The Samsung Wallet app not only lets you add credit or debit cards, but you can also purchase and use gift cards in the app. You can check out some frequently asked questions about gift cards in Samsung Wallet, such as what merchants are offered and how you can view your gift card balance.

Samsung Pay Cash is a feature that allows users to create a digital debit card that is stored in Samsung Wallet. Users are able to easily add funds to this card either with an existing card within the app, or by transferring funds directly from a bank account. With Samsung Pay Cash, you can even make purchases online and in stores where Samsung Pay and Debit Mastercard are accepted.

With Samsung Pay Cash, it's even easier to send or receive money through Samsung Wallet! Simply set up the feature, and use the app from your phone. You can add funds from a bank account or from a credit card. Then, you can venture out with just your phone and won't need to worry about carrying your cards or cash.

If you're having problems making a transaction with Samsung Wallet, we're here to help. There are a couple reasons why a transaction may not go through, such as a weak internet connection. If you can't make a payment with Samsung Wallet, keep reading to get assistance.

Sometimes a retailer may not accept a digital Samsung Wallet gift card at their register, but there's no need to fret. The merchant can either manually enter the gift card's payment information or scan the digital barcode.

One of the great things about Samsung Pay and Samsung Wallet is that it's the most widely accepted mobile payment. So, you should be set no matter where you go. However, there may be some restrictions when you are outside of the United States, such as not being able to redeem Samsung Reward points.

You love earning cash back through Samsung Wallet. In fact, you love it so much, you wish you could earn cash back on everything. Unfortunately, merchants may put restrictions on some cash back purchases, and Samsung Wallet is only available through phones. Familiarize yourself with eligible purchases and exclusions so you know how much cash back to expect.

Samsung Wallet offers tons of promotions that give you rewards and cash back. But sometimes, mishaps or certain circumstances can cause delays with an order or cash back. Don’t worry, you’ll get your new item or cash back soon. Find out why your inquiry might be pending or may have been rejected.

You already get lots of rewards through Samsung Wallet, such as fantastic prizes. Now there's even more good news – you can now earn and redeem cash back when making qualified purchases in the app. We've got all the details you need to know about cash back!

You can now earn cash back on select purchases in Samsung Wallet. But how will you know when you’ve earned rewards? You can receive notifications from Samsung Wallet, so you can keep track of your money.

With cash back in the Samsung Wallet app, you can earn money for buying items at your favorite stores. But after making a lot of purchases, keeping track of your rewards can get confusing. No worries, you can view your cash back history, including earned and pending rewards, anytime from Samsung Wallet.

You can now access your PayPal account when using Samsung Wallet, which means you can make in-store purchases with your PayPal balance or cards. Money can be stored in your PayPal account as well, so you can use it later when you're out shopping. If you don't have one already, you'll need to set up a PayPal account to use this feature.

Samsung Wallet lets you make purchases quickly and easily from your phone - there's a reason it's the most accepted mobile payment service. To help you learn more, we have some answers to frequently asked questions about making purchases in Samsung Wallet, plus information about features like Visa Checkout, in-app purchases, and more.

It's a hassle entering your card information every time you make a purchase. With Samsung Wallet, you can skip straight to checkout by saving your card information in apps like Samsung Themes or Galaxy Store. That way, you can check out securely and quickly.

Samsung Wallet makes online shopping and payments easier by saving information like your credit and debit cards, as well as other financial information. If you need to adjust your information, such as adding a billing address or updating your phone number, you can do so by editing your profile.

Having a secure Samsung Wallet PIN is important because it lets you make payments from your phone or watch. But if you think someone has figured out your PIN, you can change it to keep your financial information safe. On the other hand, if you simply forgot your PIN for Samsung Wallet, you will need to reset your Samsung Wallet account.

Samsung Wallet can notify you about deals at nearby shops, card activations, and tip-offs about special promotions. Just make sure your Samsung notifications are turned on, and you'll never miss a good sale again.

You can speed up transactions when you use Quick access cards in Samsung Wallet. You'll be able to access cards from the Lock or Home screens, or even when your screen is off. That means no more digging through your pockets and holding up the line at the register.

We all have reward cards for our favorite stores, or for saving money on groceries. Besides credit or debit cards, you can also store membership and loyalty cards in Samsung Wallet. Almost every card with a barcode can be stored in the app, so you can add all the cards you want. Even if it doesn't initially show up in Samsung Wallet, you can still add a membership card manually.

Everyone loves gift cards. And with Samsung Wallet, there’s no need to carry around a whole deck of them because you can buy gift cards from different merchants and use them right in the app. Plus, you can add an unlimited amount of gift cards to your Samsung Wallet account. Or, load a physical gift card you already bought.

Credit and debit cards are like most things in life - they come and go. If you want to delete a card from Samsung Wallet, you can do so at any time. Deleting a card will remove all of the payment information, including the digital card number from the phone. But if you have Samsung Wallet on your watch, those cards will need to be removed separately.

When you add a credit or debit card to Samsung Wallet, it receives its own digital card number. The last four digits of this number will be different from the ones on your physical card and in the card's image in Samsung Wallet. Once you find them, you'll be able to return in-store purchases and much more.

You probably already have your phone in your hand when you're shopping, so why not use it to make in-store purchases? Thanks to Samsung Wallet, you can add credit cards right to your phone and make purchases in stores or even in restaurants. You can also easily return items that you've purchased using your digital card number.

Samsung Wallet transforms your Samsung phone or smart watch into a digital wallet, seamlessly storing your credit, debit, or gift cards. It combines convenience with security by employing biometric safeguards to protect your financial information.

If you purchased something at a store using Samsung Pay or Samsung Wallet, the process to return the item is the same as returning it with a physical card. You'll need the original receipt and the card used in the transaction. However, Samsung Wallet uses digital card numbers that are different from physical cards. Once you've found your digital card number, you'll be good to go.

If you're always using Samsung Pay or Samsung Wallet to make purchases, you should make it your default payment service. That way, when you're in a store and place your phone on the register's PIN pad, Samsung Wallet will be brought up automatically.

Samsung Wallet goes out of its way to safeguard your privacy. It uses several special security methods, like tokenization, to secure your personal and financial information. On top of this, Samsung Knox constantly monitors and protects your phone from malware and other threats. In a nutshell, Samsung Wallet is super secure.

Samsung Wallet is more than just a digital storage space for credit and debit cards. It gives you everything you need to manage your added payment cards, such as viewing recent transactions and accessing important information.

Samsung Wallet, available on your phone or watch, offers enhanced security when compared to traditional wallets. But what if your phone or watch gets lost or stolen? Samsung addresses this issue with the SmartThings Find service and additional security features, allowing you to remotely lock or erase your Samsung Wallet payment cards.

With everything we carry in our pockets or bags these days, it’s easy to forget something at home, like your keys or credit cards. This won’t be an issue when you use the Samsung Wallet app on your Galaxy phone to store all of your important day-to-day assets, like your car and house keys. You can even store boarding passes so getting through the airport is a breeze. Samsung Wallet can also link up with cryptocurrency accounts, such as Coinbase and Gemini, so you can manage your digital currency.

If you've received rewards through Samsung Pay, they will be loaded on to the Samsung Rewards Mastercard. You can use your rewards card just like any other card you've added to Samsung Pay. To help you learn more, we have some answers to frequently asked questions about the Samsung Rewards Mastercard.

No one enjoys the awkwardness of holding up the line at the checkout. Thankfully, with Samsung Pay, that's a scenario you can easily avoid. This innovative payment method can be quickly accessed on your Samsung watch or Galaxy phone, making transactions swift and seamless.

You don't need that bulky wallet anymore. With Samsung Wallet, you can add your credit and debit cards right onto your phone. Once everything is set up, you'll be able to make purchases in-person, online, or in an app with only your phone. Soon, you'll be paying the easy way.