We recently asked our readers if they believed that and the majority agreed that the rollout is slow. Samsung has pointed out in a new post on its blog today that its mobile payment service has exhibited accelerated growth by launching in three new markets over the past three weeks. which is its first European market and it then made its way to the . Last but not the least, it also went live in the first market within the Oceania region: .
Samsung Pay was first launched in South Korea where it has processed more than $1 billion in transactions already. It later went live in the United States and is now supported by 300 major and regional banks and credit unions. Value added services like have been added as well for more than 110 merchants. The company says that the launches over the past three weeks are a significant milestone in the global expansion of Samsung Pay and it reiterates that the service is going to be launched in additional markets like Brazil, Canada, and the United Kingdom later this year.
Samsung Pay was first launched in South Korea where it has processed more than $1 billion in transactions already. It later went live in the United States and is now supported by 300 major and regional banks and credit unions. Value added services like have been added as well for more than 110 merchants. The company says that the launches over the past three weeks are a significant milestone in the global expansion of Samsung Pay and it reiterates that the service is going to be launched in additional markets like Brazil, Canada, and the United Kingdom later this year.