39 new banks join Samsung Pay

Samsung introduced their digital payment system called as Samsung Pay with the launch of their 2015 flagship devices i.e. Samsung Galaxy S6& S6 Edge. Only very few banks were available at that time.

But now company if roping in few more banks. Today the list of backs accepting Samsung Pay has seen a huge bump. Now Samsung has added 39 more banks. List of given below,

  • Achieva
  • Alcoa Tenn Federal Credit Union
  • American Heritage Federal Credit Union
  • Bangor Savings Bank
  • Bridgewater Savings
  • CSE Federal Credit Union
  • Christian Community Credit Union
  • Chrome Federal Credit Union
  • Community First Credit Union
  • Cornerstone National Bank
  • Corning Credit Union
  • Desert Schools Federal Credit Union
  • Financial Partners Credit Union
  • 1st Financial Federal Credit Union
  • First South Financial
  • General Electric Credit Union
  • Gorham Savings Bank
  • Great Lakes Credit Union
  • Hastings City Bank
  • Haven Savings Bank
  • Heritage Family Credit Union
  • INOVA Federal Credit Union
  • Keesler Federal Credit Union
  • Kern Federal Credit Union
  • Los Angeles Federal Credit Union
  • Montgomery County EFCU
  • Mutual Security Credit Union
  • Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union
  • Pacific Marine Credit Union
  • Point Loma Credit Union
  • Point West Credit Union
  • PrimeTrust Financial Federal Credit Union
  • Provident Credit Union
  • SEFCU
  • St. Landry Bank & Trust Company
  • Summit Community Bank
  • Truity Credit Union
  • University Federal Credit Union
  • Vantage Credit Union

This post was last modified on May 5, 2016 2:49 pm

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