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Which of my devices are compatible with Samsung Pay?
Read more…: Which of my devices are compatible with Samsung Pay?To see the most up to date list of compatible devices, visit the Samsung Pay Overview page and click Compatibility. Please note, Samsung Pay is not available on iOS devices.
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Are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay secure to use?
Read more…: Are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay secure to use?Yes! Instead of using your private card number, Mobile Wallet solutions such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay create, encrypt, and save an individual device account number on your phone or another compatible device. When you use your Mobile Wallet to make a purchase, the secure account number will be used to process…
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What is Google Pay?
Read more…: What is Google Pay?Google Pay is a safe and secure digital way to use your debit and credit card from your Android or Apple device. Once you enter your Providence Federal Credit Union card, you can make purchases in-store, online, and in-app. Google Pay also allows you to send money to friends and family. You can also add…
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When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Samsung Pay?
Read more…: When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Samsung Pay?Yes, anytime you get a new or updated card you’ll need to re-enter the information into Samsung Pay. This includes all reissued or replacement cards. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Google Pay?
Read more…: When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Google Pay?Yes, anytime you get a new or updated card you’ll need to re-enter the information into Google Pay. This includes all reissued or replacement cards. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Apple Pay?
Read more…: When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Apple Pay?Yes, anytime you get a new or updated card you’ll need to re-enter the information into Apple Pay. This includes all reissued or replacement cards. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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