Samsung Pay Touch Lets Users Accept Payments Using NFC Technology
Michael Hemsworth — August 2, 2019 — Tech
References: play.google & slashgear
Smartphones are quickly becoming a popular payment method for users, but Samsung Pay Touch aims to take things even further by transforming the wireless device into a point of sale (POS) system.
The app works by harnessing the power of the near-field communication (NFC) chip that's built-in to the device and allowing users to receive payments by simply tapping a credit card or debit card. This functionality doesn't require additional hardware to be achieved, which will come as welcome news to those who sell products or services outside of a physical storefront.
Samsung Pay Touch limits transaction amounts to $100 and charges 2.6% for credit cards and $0.10 for debit cards, and is compatible for use with Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Note models from 2017 and up.
The app works by harnessing the power of the near-field communication (NFC) chip that's built-in to the device and allowing users to receive payments by simply tapping a credit card or debit card. This functionality doesn't require additional hardware to be achieved, which will come as welcome news to those who sell products or services outside of a physical storefront.
Samsung Pay Touch limits transaction amounts to $100 and charges 2.6% for credit cards and $0.10 for debit cards, and is compatible for use with Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Note models from 2017 and up.
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Smartphone POS Apps — Samsung Pay Touch transforms smartphones into point of sale systems, offering a convenient and portable payment method.
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NFC Technology — The use of NFC technology allows for contactless payments with just a tap, offering a seamless and secure transaction process.
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Mobile Payment Solutions — The rise of smartphone-based payment systems opens up new opportunities for businesses to expand their payment methods and reach customers on the go.
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Retail — Retailers can benefit from smartphone POS apps by increasing convenience for customers and expanding the reach of their payment systems.
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Hospitality — Restaurants, cafes, and other hospitality businesses can adopt NFC technology to offer fast and secure mobile payment options, improving customer experience.
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E-commerce — Mobile payment solutions enable e-commerce businesses to provide a seamless and efficient checkout experience for customers, leading to higher conversion rates.
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