some videos on how to use

Setup:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVm96_BxTJs

How to use :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DajVfddly4

This post has been edited by wingchiew: Mar 1 2017, 01:51 PM

The act of swiping your card again on the POS system after paying with the terminal is called "Double Swiping" and is actually prohibited by BNM. Usually it's because the merchant's POS system is not integrated with the payment terminal, and they do this for both system & terminal to tally.
You can see it mentioned here at the end of this article : https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/...receiving-paym/

Double swiping allows chances for your card to be compromised :
https://coconuts.co/singapore/news/why-you-...ur-credit-card/


In any case if the payment is already made with Samsung Pay, providing the physical card will be no use too. Instead, if merchant really needs a number to enter to their system, can provide the last 4 digits as shown in Samsung Pay (Last 4 digits for cashier).


or if really need to swipe on POS, can just tap Samsung Pay on the POS terminal swipe area like this:

If payment is already made on the terminal, I'll just insist saying I didn't bring the physical card out. Not my problem the POS does not tally
The receipt printed out by the terminal should also have first 4 digits and last 4 digits. I've seen some merchants enter the first 4 + followed by zeroes + the last 4 digits into their system. Worst case I've had before is the cashier void my payment and asked me to pay again with real card lo.

If the cashier insists to not allow to even pay on the terminal then can't do anything....pay by cash/other methods and report to Samsung through the app (Select 3 dots on the main page and select "Contact us")

Yeah.. I dont think Samsung will just stop there after all the Gear S3s are redeemed.. waiting for the next item

If not mistaken, the light on the terminal indicates that NFC is ready (See "LEDs for Contactless cards"). If there's light blinking after cashier keys in the amount, means you can use NFC (aka "paywave") and tap your phone at the "contactless card area".




If no light, then you can tap your phone at the "Magnetic stripe card reader" to use MST.

At least that's how I differentiate which to use..

You mean your friend was able to use physical card to tap but not SPay? Hmm That's weird..

According to RHB FAQ:
Cumulative Samsung Pay Transaction Limit
 The maximum Samsung Pay transaction(s) for both MST and NFC is cumulatively up to 30 times
or a maximum of RM1,000 whichever comes first.
 When it reach the maximum limit, please make the payment with your physical card and with PIN.
 You may choose to lower the cumulative transaction limit by contacting RHB Call Centre

RHB Samsung Pay FAQ

Perhaps you have reached the Cumulative limit. Need to reset with physical card

I think if you key in the card number manually into SPay it will not work. Have to add the card by scanning the barcode on the Watson's card(where it auto appends a "991" in front of the card number), then SPay will generate the same barcode that's shown on the card.

Maybe used by the scanner POS to differentiate the membership barcode vs its store items...

Because it is treated as swipe payment just like using foreign cards. Still need to sign as not all foreign cards support chip & pin

Terminals that support NFC, >250 will prompt PIN. Maximum limit per day is subjected to Bank's limit. Different bank has different limit.

Terminals that dont have NFC, using MST, 250 is the limit.

Yes, 2 layers of limit(merchant terminal & card).


1st layer limit is configured on the terminal. NFC terminals are configured to prompt PIN if >250. MST is not configured to prompt pin yet and will block at 250. This only happens to terminals in Malaysia as this is Bank Negara's requirements(pin & pay).

2nd layer limit(if the terminal allows through), is card limit. Different banks set different limits (according to risk factors and security measures). Most have a cumulative daily limit and can reset by using physical card once.

This post has been edited by wingchiew: Feb 3 2018, 06:07 PM