Answer for your question: It depends on the prompt on the card terminal, you may sign or enter your PIN.

They gave you that answer because the cashier or whoever behind the counter also don't know much about the credit card terminal themselves, as far as I know, I have never seen chip only card terminals in Malaysia as they always have the swipe slot by the side.

If the card terminal is not contactless enabled then just hold your phone very near the swipe slot for Samsung Pay to work and when you look at the sales draft it may indicate that it's a "Swipe" transaction as oppose to "Chip" or "Contactless".

This post has been edited by moonsatelite: Sep 22 2017, 11:56 PM

It does not work the way that you mentioned, of all the cards that I have registered on Samsung Pay on my S7 none of them have I signed for on the digital signature. The use of the Digital Signature is for cashiers to verify the signature when the sales draft prompts for a signature, which in Malaysia almost no cashier checks the signature.

The conditions of signature required are:

1) Most transactions performed via MST. (this is the only condition)

This post has been edited by moonsatelite: Sep 28 2017, 09:37 AM

Don't know how many ice creams would you need to buy to earn a Gear S3

I have not tried using Samsung Pay at BHP PayPass enabled pumps because all the cards I have are Visa, but I have tried using Samsung Pay at pump but they always fail. What I do is that I use my driving license to trigger the card reading switch, I done it at Caltex, Petron and Petronas all failed. The pumps do read my card especially Caltex where is the transaction fails it will print out a receipt and my receipt said "Swipe method" which means it read the Samsung Pay MST but cannot authenticate.

Short answer is, No. BHP with Mastercard PayPass is an exception.

From my perspective I would say those that stop accepting Samsung Pay are stupid. Its people or corporations like these that Malaysia can't advance in the field of technologies.

This post has been edited by moonsatelite: Oct 10 2017, 09:09 PM

I suspect that Citibank has the highest rate of "Do Not Honor" for both NFC and MST, it's like it will allow you to perform the transaction today and will fail tomorrow at the same shop.

What is MBG? "Money Back Guarantee"? "My Baby Girl"? "Movie based game"? "Merchant Banking Group"?

Thank you, I never intend to troll. I just want to know the proper merchant name.

Just sharing this, as most of my MST transactions ended up with signature required at the end but there was once that I have to enter my PIN and sign (double verification) at Caltex when buying fuel. My special experiences apart from mine?

Do Not Honor means it's the banks problem, not the watch. Every time this pops up it really frustrates me and we follow the rules by not going over RM 250 and it still shows this.

This post has been edited by moonsatelite: Oct 26 2017, 10:51 PM

Why not? Public Bank terminals are my favorite as it will say No Signature Required and No PIN required even with MST.

Citation from The Sun Daily Malaysia: “On merchants who require a minimum purchase amount before a customer can pay with a credit card or those who impose a surcharge, Tan said consumers can lodge a complaint with BNM.”

Citation Source: http://www.thesundaily.my/news/2017/04/13/...on-number-cards

I am surprised that you're willing to let the petrol station hold RM 200 from your account just to use Samsung Pay? I love Samsung Pay but not enough to do that.

Guess you're rich, anyways I wish the best to you in earning the rewards that you will be happy with.

Everyone has their own beliefs, but I would still say that you're "super rich"

I thought Tesco has already launched self checkout? Or they're still expanding?

The card you're trying to add is issued by what bank?

Can you provide me with the banks name that both of those restaurants use for their card terminals? I want to lodge a report to Bank Negara.

Bank Negara director of payment policy department Mr Tan Nyat Chuan said that: " it was a violation of payment card rules for merchants to double swipe the cards during a transaction as it might increase risk of fraudulence and information leak." published on The Star Online, Paragraph 16

Mr. Tan also said that “If you see merchants doing this you should report to the bank and they will take action via the rules. What the merchants need to do is to find a way to integrate the point of sales transaction with the cash register so they no longer have to do dipping and double swiping to match those transactions to facilitate reconciliation,” said Tan during the press conference after the roadshow. published on The Star Online ,Paragraph 18

Citation source: http://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/...-receiving-paym


This post has been edited by moonsatelite: Oct 31 2017, 11:18 PM

Did the sales draft have a blank space for signature or was "No Signature Required" printed there?