It's been a few months since the South Korean Samsung announced its own Samsung Pay payment card, which is supposed to allow customers to shop more efficiently and get some dollars back for loyalty. Besides, the tech giant wanted to compete Apple Carto other similar initiatives that have been abounding lately. After all, fintech, i.e. the connection of technology with finance, is growing exponentially and more and more companies are resorting to it. It is not so surprising that Samsung also wanted a piece of the pie and entered the market in time. Samsung Pay Card will thus not only offer a universal wallet providing all your debit and Credit Cards, but also the possibility to buy digitally with one touch and clearly manage your finances.
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Thanks to the Go Back in Time function, the card also allows users to transfer funds from one card to another and transfer their capital. At the same time, customers will have the opportunity to view the history of transactions, which will capture all cards at once, which will make the entire application clearer and more efficient. Either way, Samsung has only teased a few scraps of information about the card's availability so far, and it looks like Europe won't have to wait long. Samsung Pay Card is heading to Great Britain, where the company Curve will take care of the operation. And as a welcome bonus, Samsung has prepared a number of benefits, including a 5% refund if you buy some devices from the South Korean manufacturer directly through the online store. We'll see where Samsung takes it with its payment card.
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