Samsung Pay is now available to Sends customers
The Sends payment platform has expanded its list of available payment methods and added support for Samsung Pay. Now, merchants using the service will be able to accept payments from millions of Samsung smartphone owners. The company says this will help make payments faster and more convenient for shoppers.
The Sends payment platform has announced the launch of Samsung Pay support. The new service has become part of the company’s digital wallet ecosystem, which already includes Apple Pay and Google Pay. The company notes that thanks to the new payment method, merchants will be able to offer shoppers even more options for quick checkout. This is especially true for Samsung smartphone users, of whom there are millions worldwide.
Today, digital wallets are becoming increasingly popular. More and more people want to pay for purchases with just a few taps, without having to enter their credit card information every time. This approach helps reduce checkout time and decreases the number of instances where users abandon their cart without completing the purchase.
At Sends, they believe that adding Samsung Pay will help businesses better meet customer expectations. “Consumers want payments to be fast, secure, and simple,” said Alona Shevtsova, CEO of Sends. According to her, the addition of Samsung Pay alongside Apple Pay and Google Pay gives merchants access to a broader audience of mobile wallet users. “By adding Samsung Pay alongside Apple Pay and Google Pay, we give businesses access to a broader ecosystem of digital wallets and help them meet customer expectations across all major mobile platforms,” said Alona Shevtsova.
Samsung Pay, which currently operates as part of Samsung Wallet, allows users to store bank cards and make purchases using secure tokenized data and biometric authentication. The service supports both in-store purchases and online payments and is available in many markets worldwide. The company emphasizes that the new integration offers a number of benefits for merchants. These include access to Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners, faster payment processing, fewer steps during checkout, and an additional layer of transaction security.
Merchants will also be able to connect Samsung Pay through the existing Sends infrastructure without the need to create separate solutions.
The company notes that digital wallets are capturing an increasingly larger share of the global e-commerce market. Demand for mobile payment methods continues to grow, so expanding the list of available services was a logical step for the platform. Recently, Sends has been actively strengthening its position in the payment solutions market. Earlier, the company announced a partnership with the Corefy platform, which allowed businesses to access Sends’ payment infrastructure through a single integration.
Additionally, the company was recently included in the Payments Power 50 2026 ranking. This is an annual list featuring companies shaping the future of the global payments industry. At Sends, we are confident that further expansion of payment capabilities will help the company strengthen its presence in the international market and offer customers even more convenient tools for managing payments.
For more information about Sends and its services, visit sends.co.
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