If you can tap to pay,
you can Samsung Pay

A key feature on Samsung Wallet, Samsung Pay allows you to make payments and use your loyalty cards and tap for transit on Sydney's Opal network. Samsung Pay supports eligible Visa, Mastercard, eftpos & American Express credit and debit cards from the majority of Australia's favourite banks, including CBA, ANZ, Westpac & NAB.

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Easy-to-use

Swipe up to pay

Store both your eligible
payment & loyalty cards

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Secure

Authenticate to pay

Payment card details
are not stored on device

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Loyalty and rewards

Capture your loyalty points
at checkout

Benefit from regular offers
& promotions

Pay with peace of mind

With Samsung Pay, you can pay with confidence. Every transaction requires your fingerprint or PIN to authenticate. Using our Consumer Device Cardholder Verification Method (CDCVM) solution, this may also mean you no longer have to input your PIN on the Point of Sales terminal for high value transactions.

Your payment card details are not stored on your phone. Plus, each transaction should be protected by your bank’s fraud policy*.

Lost your phone? Lock your phone and block access to Samsung Pay via Find my mobile** website

Works with loyalty cards

Slim your wallet by adding your favourite loyalty cards to Samsung Pay and capture points at the check-out.

Samsung Pay Transit

Set up your default transport card on Samsung Pay and use your Samsung device to pay for travel for Transport for NSW services including Buses, Trains, Ferries and Light Rail. You will receive the same travel benefits of an Adult Opal card.

Once you’re set up, simply place the back of your phone against the card reader, with the rear camera positioned in the middle of the reader, to tap on or off. No need to wake or unlock your phone.

For more details visit the Transport for NSW website.

Frequently Asked Questions

More questions? Check out the FAQs below.

What is Samsung Pay?

Samsung Pay is a secure and easy-to-use mobile payment service which is designed to make purchases almost everywhere.5

It enables the use of credit cards from participating financial institutions and loyalty cards from participating merchants. To help make mobile payments and scanning loyalty cards more accessible to merchants and customers, Samsung has included Near Field Communication (NFC)*, Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST), and MoBeam technologies.

Samsung Pay is available on Australian Samsung Smartphones only. Samsung devices from other countries may not support Samsung Pay in Australia.

What are Samsung Pay's main features?

Samsung Pay enables users to make in-store contactless payments using a compatible Samsung device. Samsung Pay’s main feature is its NFC payments capability.

How does Samsung Pay work?

Samsung Pay uses Near Field Communication (NFC) to make contactless mobile payments. NFC helps enable compatible Samsung devices* to make secure transactions.

Which devices will support Samsung Pay?

Visit www.samsung.com/au/apps/samsungpay/#compatibility for full list of eligible devices.Samsung.

† Gear S2, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge will only support NFC technology for transactions with Samsung Pay

Can I use Samsung Pay in foreign countries?

Due to Samsung's advance proprietary technology Magnetic Secure Transaction (MST), Samsung Pay can be used almost everywhere around the globe. Please check your card issuer’s policies for transactions in foreign countries. If you can use your physical card in the country you are travelling to, you should be able to use Samsung Pay to make a payment.

Why should I use Samsung Pay instead of my plastic cards?

Samsung Pay offers a simple and convenient payment experience that doesn’t require searching through your wallet or purse. Additionally, Samsung Pay adds a level of security to your payment information that physical cards don’t have. Your credit or debit card number will never be saved on your device. When you make a payment with Samsung Pay, only a token and a cryptogram that is only valid for that particular payment are transmitted to the card reader.

Which payment cards can I register to Samsung Pay?

Samsung Pay is compatible with a number of Australian Banks. For the full list please click here. You can register to receive an update when additional compatible networks and banks become available to Samsung Pay at the link provided.

Important information

 

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* NFC compatible devices include Samsung Galaxy Note9, Galaxy Note8, Galaxy Note5, Galaxy A5, Galaxy A7, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S8/S8+, Galaxy S9/S9+, Galaxy Watch, Gear S3, Gear S2 and Gear Sport.

~ MST compatible devices include Galaxy Note9, Galaxy Note8, Galaxy Note5, Galaxy A5, Galaxy A7, Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S8/S8+, Galaxy S9/S9+ and Galaxy Watch, Gear S3, Gear S2 and Gear Sport.

^Samsung Pay is available with participating payment networks, banks and merchants and is only compatible with selected cards and Samsung Devices. See the FAQ for further restrictions.

#Loyalty cards subject to merchant terms and conditions. For optimal results for barcode-based cards, add to Samsung Pay by scanning the barcode; manual input may require showing the card number or an alternate form of identification to the cashier.

† Android OS 6.0 Marshmallow software update is required to download Samsung Pay on all devices. A Samsung account and a registered payment card from a participating bank are required to make a payment. Register here to receive an update when the list of compatible networks and banks becomes available

˘Functions available remotely via the website https://findmymobile.samsung.com. Device must be switched on, connected to internet, logged into your Samsung account and remote access enabled. Data charges may apply. Visit https://www.samsung.com/au/apps/mobile/findmymobile/ for more information.

**See the Security section of our FAQ. To protect user security, do not record your PIN on the device. Use a PIN different from the one you may us to access your phone.

†MST technology is only available with Gear S3. Samsung Pay is available with participating payment networks, banks and merchants and is only compatible with selected cards and Samsung Devices.

†Only Gear devices bought in Australia will support Samsung Pay on Gear in Australia.

^Data and other charges may apply. Usage may be subject to third party service provider agreements.

˘˘Functions available remotely via the website https://findmymobile.samsung.com. Device must be switched on, connected to internet, logged into your Samsung account and remote access enabled. Data charges may apply. Click here for more information.

†MST is only available with Gear S3 for Samsung Pay.

11Samsung Pay on Gear needs to be authenticated each time the Gear smartwatch is put on and requires a periodic connection to a compatible smartphone with internet access and Samsung Pay installed. Please ask your bank how frequently your Samsung Gear smartwatch needs to be connected to your compatible smartphone for periodic replenishing of encryption tokens and transaction history sync. Samsung Pay for Gear only available on NFC terminals with Gear S2 and NFC and MST terminals with Gear S3 and is currently compatible with Citi credit cards only.

*Iris authentication may not function in certain circumstances. Click here information on correct and safe use of this feature.

2Samsung Pay is a Corporate Authorised Representative (CAR 518974) of Hive Empire Pty Ltd (trading as Finder). Australian Credit License ACL 385509. Terms and Conditions Apply.

*American Express name and related logos are trade marks of American Express Australia LTD.

*eftpos name and related logos are trade marks of eftpos Payments Australia Ltd or its affiliates.

*Mastercard name and related logos are trade marks of MASTERCARD ASIA/PACIFIC (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD.

*Visa name and related logos are trade marks of Visa Australia PTY LTD.