Driver's licenses and state ID's will be available in Samsung Wallet soon in a few US states. Samsung is working with IDEMIA to deliver the feature. The Korean firm will bring it to other states soon.
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Samsung Wallet users in the United States can now add their student IDs to the app. It can then be used for opening doors on campus and students don't have to worry about losing their ID.
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.
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.
Samsung Wallet is launching in several countries this week. It combines Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass to bring all of your sensitive digital cards into one place protected by Samsung Knox.
The Galaxy S22 series phones have Samsung Blockchain Wallet that relies on the Knox platform with its own secure processor and memory. It can hold "Blockchain Keys", which could be cryptocurrencies.
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