Stc Bahrain Launches Digital Payments named Samsung Pay

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Karim Tabbouche, Chief Consumer Officer at stc Bahrain. (Image courtesy: stc Bahrain)
Karim Tabbouche, Chief Consumer Officer at stc Bahrain. (Image courtesy: stc Bahrain)

Stc Bahrain, a digital enabler, has announced a significant milestone in its commitment to digital innovation by being the telecommunications provider to launch Samsung Pay, offering its customers a secure and efficient way to make contactless payments using compatible Samsung devices. This service, which is available now on My stc BH App, enables users to complete transactions for bills, add-ons, and digital gift cards with ease, reflecting stc Bahrain’s commitment to introducing innovative solutions that align with modern digital lifestyles.

Commenting on the launch, Karim Tabbouche, Chief Consumer Officer at stc Bahrain said: “We are excited to announce the new payment addition of Samsung Pay on My stc BH App, for our customers. We are committed to embracing digital technology across all our products and services, to redefine our customers’ experience. With Samsung Pay, we aim to empower our customers with solutions that elevate their digital interactions and set new standards for convenience and security.”

Stc Logo (Image Courtesy: Stc official website)

The integration of Samsung Pay introduces advanced security measures, including tokenisation and biometric authentication, ensuring safe and reliable transactions. With this launch, stc Bahrain continues to enhance its digital ecosystem by adopting technologies that prioritise customer convenience and simplify payment processes.

This initiative highlights stc Bahrain’s role in driving technological advancements across the Kingdom, empowering customers with tools that streamline their everyday interactions.

Source

Share.

RELATED POSTS

Under the astute leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik, the Sultanate of Oman has emerged as a beacon of resilience within the GCC. Image courtesy: Bank Nizwa
Bank Nizwa Leads the Islamic Banking Sector in Oman
DEWA Heaad Office: AETOSWire
DEWA’s Revenue Growth in first 9 Months Reaches AED 23.5 Bn and EBITDA of 11.8 Bn
NBP headquarters. Image courtesy: NBO
NBO Launches Graduate Program to Empower Oman's Future Banking Leaders

LATEST POSTS

Kol Connect 1080x1080
The 3rd edition of CTW Global
Ryan Witchard, Executive Director of its Middle East & Africa Marine practice. (Image Courtesy: Gallagher)
Nader Abdelrazik, CEO of MoneyHash, and Abdulaziz Alshetwi, CEO of Moyasar. (Image Courtesy: MoneyHash)