Since its inception, Samsung Pay has made its way to plenty of Galaxy smartphones. It started off with flagship phones but is now available on some mid-range devices and budget phones as well. Some devices, such as the Galaxy S6, don’t support Samsung Pay in every market as Samsung didn’t equip the devices with NFC and MST tech everywhere. But most new devices come with the necessary hardware to work with Samsung Pay in every supported country.
Here’s the list of phones that work with Samsung Pay. Note that in some countries, these phones may not support MST technology and will only work with NFC-enabled payment terminals. Also, Samsung Pay must be available in your country before you can use it on a supported device (for the list of supported countries, see above).
Galaxy S6 (only in some countries) Galaxy S6 edge (only in some countries) Galaxy S6 edge Plus (only in some countries) Galaxy S6 Active Galaxy S7 Galaxy S7 edge Galaxy S7 Active Galaxy Note 5 Galaxy Note 7 Fan Edition Galaxy S8 Galaxy S8 Plus Galaxy S8 Active Galaxy S9 Galaxy S9 Plus Galaxy Note 8 Galaxy Note 9 Galaxy A5 (2016) Galaxy A7 (2016) Galaxy A3 (2017) Galaxy A5 (2017) Galaxy A7 (2017) Galaxy A8 (2016) Galaxy A9 (2016) Galaxy A9 Pro Galaxy A8 (2018) Galaxy A8 Plus (2018) Galaxy J5 Pro (only in some countries) Galaxy J7 Pro (only in some countries) Galaxy C5 (only in China) Galaxy C7 (only in China) Galaxy C5 Pro (only in Hong Kong and China) Galaxy C7 Pro (only in Hong Kong and China) Galaxy A8 Star (only in Hong Kong and China; also called A9 Star) Galaxy C9 Pro (only in Hong Kong and China) Samsung W2017 (only in China) Samsung W2018 (only in China)
