Samsung Wallet merges Pay and Pass into a single app
Samsung is an innovative tech company creating smooth ways to assist customers in every dimension. This brand is competing against top-class tech giants. For example, Apple and Google are introducing fresh concepts involving cloud data storage and digital vaults. The latest update is linked with storing digital keys, ID cards, and credit cards inside virtual vaults.
Now Samsung Electronics recently announced the launch of a digital safety box known as “Samsung Wallet”. This new app is a blended version of an app called “Samsung Pay”, the company’s mobile payment service for storing credit cards and vaccine records, with “Samsung Pass”, which manages passwords and login information for apps and websites.
The major reason Samsung decided to develop a digital wallet is that numerous smartphone brands are persuading their users to convert physical credit cards, ID cards, and other essentials into a virtual vault. Galaxy smartphone users used various ways to secure their photos, videos, and files by installing photo gallery manager or free data protecting apps but never received positive results.
The new virtual vault will be the next-generation platform that will create simple solutions for smartphone users to save their precious data through an easy process. Samsung’s new digital platform allows Galaxy existing and new users to combine digital keys, boarding passes, identification cards and other information into a single, simple, and secure mobile application.
The latest mobile wallet platform from Samsung was launched a few days ago to compete with similar virtual apps of Google and Apple digital vaults. The Samsung Wallet will be officially launched in five countries, including the U.S.A, France, Italy, Germany, and Spain. The Samsung Galaxy smartphones that are eligible to use digital wallets must be Samsung-pay enabled, and their software is at least updated to Android 9 or higher.
What Samsung Wallet Offer to Their Users
So, what are the features that Samsung offers to their customers that can create a refined interface with one-swipe entry to their private membership, ID, and loyalty cards with secure passwords locked in a virtual wallet? Here are the key features of Samsung Wallet that helps users easily monitor their digital assets and secretly keep track of their e-currency value in the market.
- More Than Just a Billing Service
The newly launched digital wallet will act as one source to pay your bills, easily log into your apps, save passwords, get full access to virtual services, and monitor your crypt coins across various trading exchanges. In addition, the official driver’s license and student IDs are supported by Samsung wallet creating new opportunities for a wide range of market segments to interact with their virtual storage vault.
- Quick access to home and transportation
The new Samsung Wallet will be fully integrated with SmartThings allowing users to expand the range of their virtual vault by adding digital home keys for unlocking home doors, cars, and electronic mobile devices. BMW and Hyundai partner with Samsung to facilitate their customers by bringing them together through a single virtual platform. Korean Air will be the Samsung family’s new member, allowing customers to easily board a flight using a Samsung wallet with simple steps.
- Fully protected by Samsung Knox.
The latest Samsung Wallet is protected by a defence-grade security platform called Samsung “Knox” that encrypts your passwords and fingerprints with a highly secured vault that can protect your data from any virtual threat. Furthermore, digital or virtual hacking is not possible with an enhanced isolated virtual Samsung wallet vault designed for customers.
Availability of Samsung Wallet for Global Galaxy Community
The Samsung Wallet will be available to access on Galaxy smart devices, and users can easily open Samsung Pay/Pass to upgrade to this latest platform in split seconds. Additionally, you can visit the Galaxy stores to become fully eligible for accessing this digital vault.
