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Samsung Pay Card launches in South Korea with discounts

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Ro 01 September 2020

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Previously only available in the UK and the US, Samsung's Pay Cards can now be acquired in South Korea as well. In a collaboration with MasterCard, Samsung is finally able to bring its physical card to its home country. Everything can be managed within the Samsung Pay app - from transactions and payments to security-related options.

Samsung Pay Card launches in South Korea with discounts

The Samsung Pay card now offers a 1% discount for offline purchases and 1.5% for online transactions. But until December 31 this year, the card will offer 0.5% additional discount for Samsung Pay-related payments and 2% for online shopping sites. And if payments are made at the Samsung Pay coupon shop, users can receive a 3% discount.

Of course, the card will work with all offline retailers that have NFC terminals. Buying something from abroad might earn you a 5% discount but that's limited to KRW 100,000 per month.

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  • Jason
  • r@5
  • 02 Sep 2020

I don't trust Samsung after they said my points expire when they ORIGINALLY didnt.

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  • Anonymous
  • wq7
  • 01 Sep 2020

This card is both offered physically and virtually via Samsung pay.

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  • Fayth
  • 39r
  • 01 Sep 2020

I bet this card is made from titanium

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