Having launched Samsung Pay in 2015, it's since racked up about 34 million users – a full 10 million more than android Pay. That's really Samsung Pay's big draw over Android Pay, which works only over NFC. Samsung is in talks with hardware makers to extend its mobile payment service to other phone brands, reports Gadgets 360. Samsung is clearly keen on growing Pay worldwide: it recently launched the service in India, where it claims 48 percent of the premium phone market; it's also rolled out several budget phones with Pay Mini in the country. Get the Report Now » 5 Top Fintech Predictions by the BI Intelligence Research Team.
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In addition to the possibility of Samsung Pay headed to rival devices, the report also mentions Samsung wants to bring Samsung Pay to its entire lineup of devices, not just the high-end. According to a recent report, Samsung has been hosting internal talks with other OEMs to bring its Samsung Pay service to devices other than its own. Currently, the only way to access Samsung Pay is by owning a Samsung phone, but if a deal is ever struck, that would change. Personally, this would be awesome, but my bank still doesn't support Samsung Pay. If your non-Samsung device had Samsung Pay, would you use it?
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