If exclusive then hard for them to go apple unless maybe later
I wonder what Samsung offered to have CitiBank agree to that kind of deal, as opposed to CitiBank going with both ApplePay and Samsung Pay simultaneously for starters?

If exclusive then hard for them to go apple unless maybe later
I wonder what Samsung offered to have CitiBank agree to that kind of deal, as opposed to CitiBank going with both ApplePay and Samsung Pay simultaneously for starters?
Once Android Pay lands in Singapore and all banks lift the $100 cap on Apple Pay/NFC transactions, I don't see a point in using Samsung Pay unless it offers some crazy incentives.
Didn't bring my wallet to my block downstair 7-11, only my iPhone and when going to pay, I ask to pay by Paywave and the cashier told me "not supported". I told her I thought 7-11 all along support Paywave and even Apple website show support Apple Pay, they don't even have the Paywave terminal, in the end walk back home to take money. Totally no standardization island-wide! Apple website should states "selected stores only" 7-11 as it show that not all support NFC cashless payment. Not only my house downstair 7-11 don't accept Paywave and Apple Pay, Pasir Ris MRT there that outlet also the same. =.="
I have email Apple Pay SG support and 7-11 in regards to this issue.
UOB says it's NFC terminals has no cap.
Didn't bring my wallet to my block downstair 7-11, only my iPhone and when going to pay, I ask to pay by Paywave and the cashier told me "not supported". I told her I thought 7-11 all along support Paywave and even Apple website show support Apple Pay, they don't even have the Paywave terminal, in the end walk back home to take money. Totally no standardization island-wide! Apple website should states "selected stores only" 7-11 as it show that not all support NFC cashless payment. Not only my house downstair 7-11 don't accept Paywave and Apple Pay, Pasir Ris MRT there that outlet also the same. =.="
I have email Apple Pay SG support and 7-11 in regards to this issue.

For now, Samsung has the advantage of zero cap if you use the soon-to-be ousted MST tech. Apple Pay is still restricted for certain banks.
Once the banks lift these restrictions, the advantage will be null.
I sort of lost track of the incentives the issuers give for applepay already anybody knows whose promotion still ongoing? When samsungpay launch next week onwards im gonna use all my cards there instead to clock the rebates which im sure will be on par with the current offers on applepay.
Wonder hows the contactless penetration outside singapore for people who travel anyone knows? So far i think malaysia maybe has some contactless but also very few, i suppose in countries when eventually they get rolled out that the advantage will still be huge. Eventually consumer wins!
Qns:
Does those unified POS terminal like the ones u see in NTUC works with Apple Pay
check with you guys.
does the last 4 digit of the cc in the payment slip differs from the the physical card?
Is this the norm?
also, can we view the transactions history from apple watch if we pay by apple watch?
lastly, realise that the phone do not consolidate the apple watch transaction too.
is there anyway for us to make it include?
thank you
Apple Pay will change the way you pay. When you add a credit or debit card with Apple Pay, the actual card numbers are not stored on the device or on Apple servers. Instead, a unique device account number is assigned, encrypted and securely stored in the Secure Element on your iPhone or Apple Watch. Each transaction is authorised with a one-time unique number using your device account number, and instead of using the security code from the back of your card, Apple Pay creates a dynamic security code to securely validate each transaction.
check with you guys.
does the last 4 digit of the cc in the payment slip differs from the the physical card?
Is this the norm?
i'm also interested to know if anyone successfully used apple pay overseas?
saw some forumers claimed that some transactions for apple pay samsung pay failed even in singapore (seems like banks really need to enable something in the backend)... so i'm not that confident to use in neighbouring countries until the banks confirmed that singapore's apple pay can be used in other countries that do not support apple pay.
i have tried apple pay and samsung pay recently in malaysia and thailand. it works but contactless nfc terminals are not common in these countries.
MST transactions for samsung pay works though.
If I add Amex card to my iphone wallet but the place dun accept Amex. The place accept Apple Pay. Can I still pay by Amex thru Apple Pay?
is your data roaming off?
just want to make sure that it can be used offline.