Samsung Expands Digital Ecosystem With First U.S. Credit Card
Samsung Electronics America has partnered with Barclays and Visa to officially launch the Samsung Galaxy Card, marking the company’s first-ever credit card program in the United States. The new card is provisioned directly into Samsung Wallet, giving users a fully digital banking experience to purchase Galaxy devices, home appliances, and everyday goods while managing their accounts straight from their mobile devices. Designed to enhance customer loyalty and expand Samsung Wallet’s capabilities, the co-branded card delivers a connected payment solution with robust security features.
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The $0 annual fee card features a multi-tiered cash rewards structure tailored to everyday spending and ecosystem purchases. Cardmembers earn 5% cash rewards on direct purchases made with Samsung in the U.S., 3% on transactions made using Samsung Wallet, 2% on popular streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and Spotify, and 1% on all other purchases. Additionally, new cardholders can earn a $200 cash reward bonus after spending $2,000 within the first 90 days, as well as a 20% discount on Samsung VIP Advantage memberships.
The initiative highlights a growing trend of technology leaders embedding financial services directly into mobile platforms. Executives from Samsung, Barclays, and Visa noted that the collaboration addresses consumer demand for seamless, integrated digital payment experiences supported by global network acceptance and defense-grade on-device security. Applications for the Samsung Galaxy Card are open online at Samsung.com for U.S. consumers.
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