Samsung is now working on its Samsung Pay UK release plans. It has been confirmed that UK will be the first country to use Samsung Pay in the European countries.

The Samsung Pay is made to be accepted by UK retailers in the following months. It will be launched in Britain shortly after the global debut in the US and South Korea.

Even though there is no specific details for an exactly release date in UK, the Samsung Galaxy S6 maker has implied the Samsung Pay will be released to compete with Apple Pay in the near future.

Samsung’s spokesperson claimed that the company will launch the Samsung Pay first in the US and South Korea before long.

Then they will launch a European version in accordance with its locally service. They said they have no idea when the company will release the Samsung Pay in Europe, but UK will be their first country to apply this service.

It is working principle is a bit like Apple Pay. Samsung’s Mobile lets users create a smartphone-stored digital recreation of their bank card. Then they can tab the phone against payment terminals to exchange digital currency to close the deals.

Samsung Pay avail of Magnetic Secure Transmission teach to be compatible with more store terminals.

The Samsung Pay doesn’t support all the devices. It only supports a select number of existing Samsung smartphones, such as Samsung Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge,Galaxy S6 Edge+ and the Samsung Galaxy Note 5.