Samsung Pay launched in Thailand
SEOUL, Feb. 8 (Yonhap) -- Samsung Electronics Co. said Wednesday that its mobile-payment service, Samsung Pay, was officially launched in Thailand.
The official launch in Thailand is the latest move by Samsung to expand the mobile-payment service globally.
The company has launched Samsung Pay in the United States, China, Spain, Australia, Singapore and Brazil.
"We hope that Samsung Pay will play a big role in transforming Thailand in line with its national e-payment strategy," said Wichai Pornpratang, vice president of Samsung's Thai unit, in a statement.
"Our innovation will revolutionize Thais' way of spending and usher them towards a cashless society," the vice president said.
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