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[Photo News] Card issuers get smart

By 김영원

Published : Aug. 18, 2015 - 16:20

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CARD ISSUERS GET SMART -- Samsung Electronics said Tuesday that it would collaborate with 10 credit card companies to nurture the Samsung Pay mobile payment service. Executives from the tech giant and the card firms, including KB Kookmin Card, Woori Card and Samsung Card, pose at a meeting to map out ways to work together on the mobile payment system in Seoul, Tuesday. (Samsung Electronics) CARD ISSUERS GET SMART -- Samsung Electronics said Tuesday that it would collaborate with 10 credit card companies to nurture the Samsung Pay mobile payment service. Executives from the tech giant and the card firms, including KB Kookmin Card, Woori Card and Samsung Card, pose at a meeting to map out ways to work together on the mobile payment system in Seoul, Tuesday. (Samsung Electronics)

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