Samsung Wallet’s Tap to Transfer functionality is now rolling out to users in the US, making it easier to transfer funds.

Later this month, an update to Samsung Wallet will enable direct peer-to-peer (P2P) cash payments between Samsung phones. The feature requires that both phones have a Visa or Mastercard debit card ...

Samsung says that users can also send money to other Samsung Wallet users who aren’t nearby by using their phone number to search for their Samsung account, allowing peer-to-peer transactions to be ...

The only real downside here is that Tap to Transfer is exclusive to Samsung Wallet. So if you're an iPhone user, or have an Android phone not made by Samsung, you're going to miss out. You're ...

Called Tap to Transfer, the new feature will enable Samsung wallet users to send money to one another by tapping their phones. Samsung wallet users can send money to another individual through a Visa ...

If you want to send money to a Samsung Wallet, but they aren’t nearby, you can easily find their Samsung account by searching for their phone number and completing the transfer remotely.

which allows iPhone owners to hold their phones together to send money to each other. Crucially, though, Samsung's method would support work with third-party digital wallets. At a recent briefing ...

While Samsung Wallet has remained steady in feature releases ... the function will work with a simple tap on another phone or a debit card. It’s likely that users will first need to enter ...

While mDLs continue to gain traction across the U.S., adoption is still fragmented – and Samsung Wallet wants to change that.

Below is a list of cars compatible with Samsung Wallet’s Digital Car Key feature. As for phones, you need a Galaxy S20 or newer (including FE models), Z Flip 5G or newer, Z Fold2 or newer.