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Samsung Card

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Samsung Card is a South Korean card brand that can be used by international merchants to improve the experience for their South Korean customers. Cards are the preferred payment […]

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  • South Korea
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  • South Korea Won
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Samsung Card is a South Korean card brand that can be used by international merchants to improve the experience for their South Korean customers.

Cards are the preferred payment method for online purchases in South Korea, and using local issuers’ brands can enhance the shopping experience. This product also allows customers to use non-co-branded cards that are only available on the local network.

Integrating Samsung Card brings advantages such as optimizing approval rates by being registered directly with the issuer and easier identification of reasons for payment declines. Overall, using Samsung Card can help improve the payment experience for South Korean customers.

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