Seven years after Apple Card, Samsung leaps into fintech with its own credit card
The Samsung Galaxy Card is a direct mirror of the Apple Card , though it has some interesting cash-back offers that might be compelling for those deep in the Samsung ecosystem. Samsung Galaxy Card is a new fintech offering from Samsung and Barclays If there has ever been a tried and true strategy from Samsung, its compete with what Apple offers by beating them on the spec sheet. The Samsung Galaxy Card does exactly that with some good cash back rates right out of the gate. The company announced the Samsung Galaxy Card via a press release on Monday. It's launching primarily as a virtual-first card with up to 5% cash back, issued by Barclays on the Visa network. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The Samsung Galaxy Card is a direct mirror of the Apple Card , though it has some interesting cash-back offers that might be compelling for those deep in the Samsung ecosystem. Samsung Galaxy Card is a new fintech offering from Samsung and Barclays If there has ever been a tried and true strategy from Samsung, its compete with what Apple offers by beating them on the spec sheet. The Samsung Galaxy Card does exactly that with some good cash back rates right out of the gate. The company announced the Samsung Galaxy Card via a press release on Monday. It's launching primarily as a virtual-first card with up to 5% cash back, issued by Barclays on the Visa network. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The Samsung Galaxy Card is a direct mirror of the Apple Card , though it has some interesting cash-back offers that might be compelling for those deep in the Samsung ecosystem.
Samsung Galaxy Card is a new fintech offering from Samsung and Barclays If there has ever been a tried and true strategy from Samsung, its compete with what Apple offers by beating them on the spec sheet.
The Samsung Galaxy Card does exactly that with some good cash back rates right out of the gate.
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