Sorry to ask a stupid question.
I have CIMB Mastercard.
Which app should I tie it to? Samsung Pay or CIMB Pay?
Which one is better?

So for Samsung Pay, it doesn't matter if merchant terminal is using Visa or Mastercard host?
Am I right?

As for as I know, CIMB Mastercard Wave cannot be used on Maybank terminal.

Just now I tried Samsung Pay at McD.
But I was using Citibank Visa.
I haven't link CIMB MasterCard yet because I was still gathering info between Samsung Pay and CIMB Pay.
What I know is that physically CIMB MasterCard Wave cannot be used at McD Maybank terminal.

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 18 2017, 09:45 AM

Metrojaya card is supported

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Not in Malaysian context right?

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 21 2017, 11:45 PM

This feature is on Apple Pay already? Or will be in Apple Pay?

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 21 2017, 11:45 PM

Guess there could be limited features in Malaysia.
But BNM is pushing for cashless transaction.

Things or concepts that require regulators endorsement or government participation take years to be realized.
Even our Internet related life styles are growing exponentially, it is lacking behind to certain extent.

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 22 2017, 08:12 AM

Pretty sure Apple wants some fee from that.
This is part of Apple surviving skill!

This situation will use Wave feature instead of MST.
To avoid troublesome of MST unless the merchant specifically mentions that it supports Samsung Pay, I'll ask the cashier to use Wave. Once agreed upon, I'll take my phone out to proceed for Payment.
I have done this at TGV, Aeon Big, McD and Watson.

You're no wrong.
Most of the time, I tapped on the top/screen.
Only at Caffe Bene, the cashier asked to tap at the location where the placecard showed "Tap Here" by Samsung Pay.
Then it requires me to sign the printout.

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 26 2017, 09:02 PM

If you tap on the top side, it'll be using Wave (NFC).
If you tap on the side side, it'll be using MST. You need to enter PIN or sign the merchant copy printout.

Noticed that the card number in Samsung Pay is not same as the physical card number.
Not just the last 4 digits

Guys, don't be overexcited. After usage of 2 weeks, I came to conclusion that 95% of all the terminals out there support Samsung Pay.

There's a higher acceptance rate if you're using Wave/NFC but bear in mind that the limit is capped at RM 250. For this, the terminal doesn't even need to be Samsung Pay compliant.

As for MST, before July 1st, you're required to sign the printout. Not sure for now that you still need to sign it or just input the 6 digits PIN. The success rate of MST could be lower as you may encountered errors. I tried once at Caffe Bene before July 1st.

Another problem I noticed is some merchant especially the electronic cash register is linked up with the card terminal may require the cashier to put the 16 digits card number. You may need to make this available if somehow, the physical card is not available or the merchant electronic cash register is not able to read from the card terminal. I encountered this at Crocs Gurney Paragon.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 4 2017, 08:37 AM

Anybody sees this in your Samsung Pay?

Let's see on July 10th which is tomorrow.

Almost instant.
You should receive notification by Samsung Pay app once the transaction completed/successful.

Still haven't see this banner in Samsung Pay app



Only meant for newly signed up users?

It appears in Samsung Pay

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Good luck guys!

Wow ... so fast!