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Samsung Pay announces partnership with market leader PayPal Updated: 2017-07-18 12:07:17 KST
If you are an avid Samsung Pay user, you'll want to listen up for this next story.
Some 200 million Samsung Pay users can now choose PayPal as their method of payment in-app, online and in retail stores.
The mobile payment system developed by Samsung Electronics says it's teaming up with PayPal, one of the world's largest online payment companies.
Both companies announced Monday, that Samsung Pay users will be able to choose PayPal, as their preferred method of payment.
Samsung says the new partnership would first become available in the U.S., before gradually expanding to other markets.
Some 200 million Samsung Pay users can now choose PayPal as their method of payment in-app, online and in retail stores.
The mobile payment system developed by Samsung Electronics says it's teaming up with PayPal, one of the world's largest online payment companies.
Both companies announced Monday, that Samsung Pay users will be able to choose PayPal, as their preferred method of payment.
Samsung says the new partnership would first become available in the U.S., before gradually expanding to other markets.
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