Samsung Wallet is now available in eight new markets. They are Australia, Canada, India, Brazil, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Singapore. This brings the total number of markets to 29.
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Samsung is expanding Samsung Wallet to 13 more countries this year. It didn't give specific dates for the launches, so if you're waiting to use the app, just be on the lookout for it.
In an attempt to bring NFTs to a broader audience and to provide new monetization opportunities to its users, Instagram is testing digital collectibles with some U.S. creators and collectors.
Customers in the U.S. will soon be able to shop for goods and complete their transactions on eBay using Apple Pay on iOS and Safari as part of the initial phase of the new payments experience.
The South Korean giant has announced that the proprietary mobile wallet platform, Samsung Pay, will be coming to four additional markets this month. A launch in Turkey in Q4 2017 is also rumored.
Partnering with several major banks and retailers, Android Pay may be set to take-off next year in a country where compatible contactless payment terminals are already widespread.
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