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Hands-on with Samsung Pay in the US

The beta of Samsung Pay is now available for customers using select Galaxy smartphones and supported banks.
By Matthew Miller, Contributing Writer
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Adding a card to Samsung Pay

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Directions on using Samsung Pay

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Samsung Pay settings

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Samsung Pay card on the home screen

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Paying at Target

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Paying at Haggen

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Couple Samsung Pay purchases

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