Samsung Pay

Yes. When a card is enrolled in Samsung Pay, a digital account number is assigned, encrypted and stored on a dedicated chip on the device. When a purchase is made, the device account number along with a dynamic, transaction-specific security code is used to process the payment. This means that the actual card number is never shared with merchants or transmitted with the payment making this a simple and secure way to pay.

If you replace or update your Samsung device, you will need to set-up your WSFS debit or credit card(s) into Samsung Pay again on your new device. WSFS debit or credit card(s) will not be transferred automatically.

Yes. The same card can be added to more than one Samsung device if the devices are tied to the same Samsung account. You will need to add the cards separately to each device. The cards are not automatically added.

The return process may vary by merchant. You may need to present a receipt from the retailer to return the item. You may also be asked for your digital card number. Some retailers may even process the return using the same Samsung Pay enabled device that was used to purchase the item to process the return.

Just swipe upwards from the bottom of the screen on your mobile device, or launch the Samsung Pay app. Choose your payment card. Authenticate, using the fingerprint sensor on your phone, or by entering your Samsung Pay PIN. Then hold your phone or device near the payment terminal to complete the transaction. You may need to sign a receipt or enter your PIN as usual.

The majority of merchants will accept it, since Samsung Pay can be used wherever you would swipe your credit or debit card, or wherever contactless payments are accepted.

No. Once your card is reported lost or stolen it will not work in Samsung Pay. When you get a new card, you will need to add the card into Samsung Pay.

There is no cost to add a card for using Samsung Pay. However, Samsung Pay does require an active data plan in order to work. Your data plan may incur additional message and data charges.

For any cards replaced due to expiration, loss, theft or fraud, you will need to add the card to Samsung Pay as if it were new – either using the device camera or by manually adding the card information.

It’s easy for you to add your WSFS Debit or Credit Cards to Samsung Pay. Simply download the Samsung Pay app onto an eligible Samsung device. Open the Samsung Pay app and click ADD. Align your card to fit inside the frame or enter the card data manually. Then enter additional information required such as name, expiration date and CVV (security) code and zip code. You will then be prompted for a one-time passcode sent to you by text or email or you will need to call Samsung Pay Call Center to verify their card.

To remove a card from Samsung Pay, simply select the card in Samsung Pay app and click on the three dots Action Bar at the top corner. Select Delete Card. After deleting, the card can be re-added to Samsung Pay at any time.

If your Samsung Pay device is ever lost or stolen, you can use findmymobile.samsung.com to easily lock your cards from Samsung Pay. You can continue to make purchases using your physical card even when the cards are locked in your Samsung device.