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Samsung Pay is Samsung’s digital wallet that lets customers pay using the cards stored on their Samsung devices, confirming each payment with Samsung’s defence-grade security (fingerprint, PIN, or iris scan). Samsung Pay works on supported Samsung Galaxy devices and select other Android phones, using NFC for contactless payments or MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) on older devices.

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SDK integration

Samsung Pay is available as an express wallet button in the Web SDK (since SDK 1.6). When a shopper taps the Samsung Pay button, the SDK loads Samsung’s Web Checkout SDK, opens the Samsung payment sheet, and forwards the tokenised payment credential to Yuno for authorisation. Samsung Pay is enabled once you have a payment provider connection in the Yuno dashboard that supports it and a routing rule that includes it. The Web SDK then detects it automatically based on your dashboard configuration, no extra SDK-side setup is required. See the Web SDK integration guide for general setup details. Samsung Pay supports installment plans via the Create Installments Plan endpoint with payment_method_type: SAMSUNG_PAY. Plans are scoped strictly to the Samsung Pay payment method — a plan created for Samsung Pay only applies when Samsung Pay is selected.
Integration guides for the Android SDK and Direct API are being evaluated and will be added here once available.

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VTEX

If you use the VTEX plugin, you can offer Samsung Pay through the Wallet enhanced experience. This gives shoppers a streamlined Samsung Pay button in the VTEX checkout, with the native Samsung Pay confirmation sheet.
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Enable Samsung Pay on your VTEX store

Follow the Wallet enhanced experience guide to configure the snippet. Add 'Samsung Pay' to the paymentMethods array alongside other wallets.
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Set up Samsung Pay installments (optional)

Samsung Pay supports installment plans on VTEX. Create plans from the Yuno dashboard with Payment method type set to Samsung Pay. The Samsung Pay installments section of the VTEX guide covers plan creation screens, eligibility rules, and the VTEX order display caveat (VTEX shows installment orders as a single full payment in the order summary).