Samsung Galaxy A53 User Manual page 198

Samsung apps >Samsung Wallet
Use Samsung Wallet on your Galaxy phone
https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00090802
Samsung Pass and Samsung Pay are getting better by coming together to make the new Samsung Wallet app!
But hang on, Samsung's Blockchain Wallet app will also be joining them later on. Whether you're a long-time
Samsung Pay user or a new Galaxy customer who wants a digital wallet, migrating to and using the new app will
be simple. Keep reading to learn more about Samsung Wallet and what it has to offer.
Note: On older phone models and operating systems (Android Oreo and earlier), Samsung Pass and Samsung Pay
will remain separate apps. Samsung Blockchain will remain separate for the time being but will be completely
merged into Samsung Wallet at a later date.
What is Samsung Wallet?
Think of Samsung Wallet as a digital version of your real wallet. You carry more than just credit cards in your
wallet, right? You also have your ID, transit passes, keys, and so on. The same idea is behind Samsung Wallet.
All of your important digital forms of identification will be stored in one place for easier access. This is why
Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass – and eventually Blockchain Wallet – are being brought together into the
Samsung Wallet app. The different apps' UI and controls will still be very similar; they're just being moved to a
new home.
In Samsung Wallet, you'll be able to add and access payment cards, membership cards, gift cards, digital keys,
health passes, digital assets, and boarding passes.
What phones are compatible with Samsung Wallet?
Note: Samsung Wallet is available only on devices running Android 9 or above. Available features and content
may vary by country/region, device model, carrier, and firmware version.
Galaxy S phones
Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra
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