Digital wallets · Payment methods
Samsung Pay for online stores: where you can accept it
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Samsung Pay, part of Samsung Wallet, is offered by Stripe for online stores as a South Korean payment method. A shopper in South Korea is redirected to Stripe's local partner, approves the payment and returns to the store. Prices must be in Korean won, from 100 to 2,000,000 won per payment. Samsung Pay through Stripe covers one-time payments only, not subscriptions, and businesses in 28 countries can accept it.
- Type
- Samsung wallet, offered by Stripe as a South Korean method
- Customer location
- South Korea
- Business locations (Stripe)
- 28 countries: US, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and 24 European countries
- Currency and limits
- KRW; 100 to 2,000,000 KRW per payment
- Recurring payments
- No
- Refunds
- Within 365 days
- Disputes
- Customers have 365 days; you have 7 days to respond
- Payouts
- 4 days after payment for US accounts, 7 days outside the US
What PlatformDTC does
PlatformDTC checkout does not offer Samsung Pay as its own payment option today. Shoppers in South Korea can pay by card or with Apple Pay at a PlatformDTC store.
How a shopper pays with Samsung Pay
The shopper picks Samsung Pay, is redirected to Stripe's local processing partner to authenticate and approve the payment, and then returns to the store. All items must be priced in won and the order must be between 100 and 2,000,000 won.
What it means for your store
Samsung Pay can't be saved for later charges through Stripe: Checkout setup mode and subscription mode are both unavailable, so it suits one-time orders only. Refunds and disputes follow the South Korean rules Stripe sets out: 365 days for refunds and for customers to dispute, 7 days for you to respond.
Stripe's online Samsung Pay option is listed for South Korea; its documentation doesn't describe a separate online Samsung Pay method for shoppers elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
- Can shoppers outside South Korea use Samsung Pay online through Stripe?
- Stripe documents Samsung Pay as a South Korean payment method, for South Korea-based customers paying in won. It doesn't list a separate online Samsung Pay method for other countries.
- Does Samsung Pay support subscriptions?
- No. Stripe lists Samsung Pay as one-time only, with setup and subscription modes not available.
- What is the Samsung Pay payment limit?
- Stripe sets 100 KRW as the minimum and 2,000,000 KRW as the maximum for a Samsung Pay payment.
Sources
Related
- Kakao Pay — South Korean wallet: Korean shoppers are redirected to approve the payment, priced in won.
- Naver Pay — South Korean wallet from Naver; shoppers can put Naver Pay points toward the purchase.
- Google Pay — Google's wallet: shoppers pay with any card saved to their Google Account.
- Shop Pay — Shopify's accelerated checkout: saved details for one-tap buying, tied to Shopify Payments.
- Venmo — PayPal's US payment app: US shoppers approve checkout payments in the Venmo app, in US dollars.
- Apple Pay — Apple's wallet: shoppers pay with a card saved on iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch.
- PayPal — Shoppers log in to PayPal and pay from their balance, a linked card or bank, or pay later.
- Link (Stripe) — Stripe's wallet: shoppers save card, bank and address details once and reuse them anywhere Link works.