Samsung Electronics America said that their Wallet users will be able to pay for in-store purchases in installments beginning July 25 in select states, with nationwide availability expected by the end of 2025. The new feature builds on recent Samsung Wallet updates such as Tap to Transfer, expanding flexibility for users who pay with their smartphones.
The installment option is powered by Splitit, a payment platform that allows customers to divide purchases into smaller payments using existing credit cards. Samsung said the process does not require a new account or credit check. Eligible cards within Samsung Wallet will display a “Pay in installments” option during checkout.
After a purchase is completed, users can choose from four installment plans and track repayment schedules directly in Samsung Wallet. The company said the feature is intended to provide more control over budgeting while maintaining the convenience of mobile payments.
Samsung Wallet is preloaded on millions of Galaxy smartphones and offers access to IDs, memberships, digital keys, and payment cards. The new installment feature marks Samsung’s latest step in expanding Wallet into a broader financial and digital platform.