Cards can be either automatically registered by scanning your card with Samsung Pay or manually inputting the card information or place the back of your phone against your card via NFC feature.
Then, depending on the policies set by your bank or credit union, Samsung Pay will prompt you to verify your identity through a text message, email or a phone call.

You can register up to 10 payment cards in Samsung Pay

The number of devices that you can register per card varies for each issuer. Please contact your card issuer for details on the number of devices that you are allowed to register per card.

The average amount of time between the request for activation and approval will be within minutes, but it can take up to 10 minutes after additional verification requirements have been met.
If this amount of time has been exceeded, remove the card from Samsung Pay and register it again. Contact your card issuer for assistance if you continue to encounter delays.

We suggest contacting the card issuer for further information. Not all card types are eligible to use with Samsung Pay.
Additionally, there may be other items required prior registering a card with the Samsung Pay service. Only your card issuer will have these details.

Yes. However, for the best experience, the device should have a SIM card installed. If you encounter any issues when registering the card over Wi-Fi, we suggest switching to a cellular data connection.

Yes. However, attempting to register and activate a card while you are outside Malaysia may require you to contact your bank during the registration process.

There are no restrictions on adding the same payment card to multiple devices. The total number of devices you can add using the same card may among different card issuer. For additional information contact the card issuer.

When you launch Samsung Pay for the first time, you will be asked to sign in to a Samsung account if one is not already signed in on the device. If you do not have an account, you may create one.