Samsung Pay debit card to launch this summer that could rival Apple Card

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SAMSUNG is going to launch its own debit card. The South Korean tech giant announced in a blog post that the Samsung Pay debit card will be available this summer. 1 Sang Ahn, vice president and general manager of Samsung Pay in North America made the announcement. He said: "This summer... read full story

"mobile-first money management platform."

Photo: Samsung brand logo on a counter inside a display shop. Taken on March 2018.

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