Samsung rapidly acknowledged the Samsung Pay issue and has already provided a fix for the issue in just a few hours.
The Korean tech giant has introduced its dedicated virtual payment service called Samsung Pay for its Galaxy users, which is secure and easy to use and lets you add the credit and debit cards of participating issuers or banks on your smartphone. However, toady, on the second of June at 7 am, a few Galaxy users started facing annoying issues with Samsung Pay that prevent them from seamless and quick payments.
Within a few time, a wide range of users reported that they are unable to make payments and cannot even add their cards to the app. A few users took to social media apps to report the issue and mentioned “Samsung Pay doesn’t work,” and “I couldn’t pay at the convenience store.”
Fortunately, Samsung did a great job, as within no time it acknowledged the payment issue and also assured that it had already started working on fixing the issue. A few hours later, by 10:30 am, the company confirmed that the error affecting card payments and registration had been fixed successfully, and now you can add cards seamlessly and quickly.
However, the company didn’t mention the exact cause behind the issue, but in the end, Samsung Pay is working properly.
