Paypal and samsung pay begin to integrate in the united states
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Last year PayPal and Samsung Pay announced that they were going to integrate their services. In this way, users with the Samsung payment application could pay everywhere thanks to PayPal. So it is an agreement that would be a major boost to mobile payments. But in all this time nothing has happened, until this weekend.
PayPal and Samsung Pay begin to integrate in the United States
Because this integration has already begun in the United States after a year of waiting by users. There are already people who have this possibility. But it goes little by little.
Samsung Pay and PayPal join forces
Specifically, users with a Galaxy Note 8 have seen how support for PayPal has started to appear in their Samsung Pay application. This allows the accounts in the two applications to be integrated and thus enjoy payments in all the sites where they accept PayPal. Although only a small group of users already has this possibility.
So it looks like it will take a few days to expand in the United States. Since it has to also reach users with other phones from the Korean company. And about this nothing is known. In fact, neither company has said anything about it.
Much less is known about this integration outside of the United States. At least, after a year of waiting we see that things begin to move a little. Now, we need to know how long it will take to reach all users who use the Samsung payment application.
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