Samsung And MasterCard Will Launch Samsung Pay Together In Europe

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By Catherine ShuJul 31, 2015, 12:04 am286 pts
Samsung and MasterCard, which have been working together to bring Samsung Pay to consumers and merchants around the world, announced today that they will extend their partnership to launch the mobile payment system in Europe. Read More

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