Kelly Jackson
@Kelly.Jackson · Updated 28 Mar. 2022

The consequences of the Covid19 pandemic have also impacted the mobile payments industry in a big way. The government’s decision to ban the use of physical cash and the rise in the use of mobile wallets has led to a huge increase in the adoption of mobile payments. In fact, according to the latest report by the National Payments Corporation of India. Top mobile payment methods in India: Unified Payments Interface (UPI)

·       BHIM app

·       Apple Pay

·       Samsung Pay

·       Google Pay

·       Android Pay  

Peter Clark
@Peter.Clark · Updated 28 Mar. 2022

     The difference between Samsung Pay vs Google Pay:

They are two of the most popular mobile wallets in the world, offering bank account-like functionality with a range of payment options.  Google Pay is available in several countries including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, and Japan. Samsung Pay is available in select US stores and restaurants. Samsung Pay is a mobile payment service from Samsung Electronics that lets you make payments with your Galaxy device at any location that accepts credit cards Google Pay vs Samsung Pay – the fight for your wallet.

Lily Campbell
@Lily.Campbell · Updated 28 Mar. 2022

If you have an Android phone and like to use your phone to pay for things in stores, there are two main mobile payment options out there right now. Google Pay and Samsung Pay are the two big contenders when it comes to Android Pay in the United States. Both services are widely available, offer lots of different banks, and both let you store your debit and credit cards on your phone. So what are the differences between Google Pay and Samsung Pay? Samsung Pay is an NFC-based mobile payment system by Samsung Electronics, which is an adaptation of LoopPay (a product of the same company). On March 20, 2015, it was announced that the service would be rebranded as Samsung Pay. It supports MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) technology, which allows payment from compatible credit cards and debit cards at almost any point-of-sale terminal for contactless payment. Google Pay is a mobile payment system developed by Google. It is compatible with devices running Android 4.4 KitKat or higher with near field communication (NFC) functionality. It allows the user to add their credit or debit card information to Google Play Store app, to make payments in physical stores.