What you swiped for 10 cents?

Sweat!
I thought consecutive transactions need to be 10 mins apart.

It is explicitly stated in this powerbank contest.
I read it as one of my transaction isn't captured as eligible transaction.
Dam, I missed one more to go!

I also just figured out this yesterday.

The result hasn't tally out right?

Why so?

Anybody tried to swipe using Wave for amount above RM 250 (default limit)?
Especially with Visa Paywave.
Will that trigger for PIN input?

How about MST limit is lower than NFC?

Previously, MST triggers for signing the printout?
Now still the same? Or change to PIN input?

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 14 2017, 11:30 AM

Not so fast to deliver right according to the T&C?
The promo not yet ended.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 15 2017, 07:07 AM

New promo (not contest)

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That's why I have been asking about these many times.

Places at McD doesn't care as they want more people to embrace cashless and Wave payment.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 15 2017, 01:10 PM

Doesn't matter.
You can always use Wave even if it's not compliant to Samsung Pay.

That is the ideal case as Samsung Pay supports both MST and NFC (Wave).

But from the experiences that Radiant360 encountered, he has higher failure rate with MST.

As for me, personally, I have higher success rate with Wave. I'll push the cashier to use Wave only.

What is the KNOX counter and its function for?
Does it tie to some hardware security/encryption engine?

Giant and Tesco are using CIMB terminal which has Wave/NFC capability.
The terminal is not Samsung Pay compliant yet.
You can use Samsung Pay to pay at both hypermarket using Wave.

Once entered your PIN or authenticated using FP upon launching/triggering Samsung Pay for payment, the apps will turn both NFC/MST to try to complete the transaction within 30 sec. Once elapsed and you're not able to complete, repeat the process again.

Do you have any idea what terminal BHP uses?

As far as I know, Aeon Big and McD are using MBB terminals.

This is the clear advantage of Samsung Pay by increasing coverage and compatibility with both NFC and MST.
But, so how, merchant terminal/cash register may have compatibility issue; it may ask more input: PIN, signature, physical card numbers and etc.

IMHO, Samsung Pay apps will trigger both NFC and MSC on at the same time.
My successful attempt with MST is at Croc's.
They're using Maybank terminal.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 16 2017, 07:10 PM

Turn on data/WiFi is for Samsung Pay to receive notification (capture the transaction), if you're aiming to join any contest from Samsung Pay.
If you're not intended to receive notification nor joining the contest, this action is not required.

I have one transaction not captured by Samsung Pay app.
I think I did turn on the data but perhaps that area is out of coverage with speed lesser than E.