Samsung Pay arrives in Sweden

Himanshu, 10 March 2017

Although sooner than expected, Samsung has launched its mobile payments service Samsung Pay in Sweden. To use the service, you'll need to have a compatible device designed for the Nordic market, a Samsung account, a Swedish SIM card, and of course, a connected credit/debit card.

Samsung Pay in Sweden is currently in beta, with affiliated credit/debit card providers including Nordea, Eurocard, MasterCard, SEB, and Visa. Others including Swedbank and Handlesbanken will be added to the list soon.

List of compatible Samsung devices currently includes the Galaxy S7/S7 edge and the Galaxy A5 (2016). The Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Gear S3 will be added to the list soon.

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Reader comments

AnonD-24741
11 Mar 2017
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And Google is even so generous that it lets OEMs pay for all the lawsuits and licensing issues. Like the billions Samsung pays Microsoft to be allowed to sell devices with Android. Google is even so generous with OEMs that it leave them having to u...

Force Majeure
11 Mar 2017
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