Brief: Radius Bank Adds Samsung Pay & Android Pay to Mobile Payment Options

Radius Bank, a full-service bank serving consumers through its virtual platform, announced on Tuesday it was adding Samsung Pay and Android Pay to its mobile payment options. The bank’s debit cardholders may now add their card to any eligible device to make purchases anywhere Samsung Pay and Android Pay are accepted.

Mike-ButlerThe company stated Samsung Pay and Android Pay are the latest additions to the Bank’s mobile payments product suite, which includes Radius Pay a Friend, a real-time person-to-person payments service, and Apple Pay, which the Bank enabled in October 2015. Radius Bank CEO, Michael A. Butler, stated:

“We strive to give consumers the ability to bank on their terms, and will continue to deliver secure, best-in-class technology and virtual services that make their lives easier. The additions of Samsung Pay and Android Pay are reflections of that commitment and we look forward to the added value they will provide to our client base.”

Will Graylin, Global Co-GM of Samsung Pay, noted:

“We are excited to welcome an innovative bank like Radius Bank to the Samsung Pay platform and we look forward to our services providing value to their clients.”

 



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