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Samsung introduces the Galaxy Card to take on Apple Card

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Siddharth 21 July 2026

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Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Card in the US, a new credit card that lets customers earn cash rewards on eligible purchases.

The company has partnered with Barclays US Consumer Bank and Visa to offer the Galaxy Card. It will be available as both a physical metal card featuring Samsung's black logo and a virtual card.

Samsung introduces the Galaxy Card to take on Apple Card

Applications open on July 22, with eligible customers able to apply online or at Samsung retail stores across the US. New cardholders can earn a $200 welcome bonus by spending $2,000 within the first 90 days of opening their account.

The Galaxy Card offers 5% cash back on Samsung purchases, 3% on transactions made through Samsung Wallet, 2% on eligible streaming services, and 1% on all other purchases.

Samsung introduces the Galaxy Card to take on Apple Card

Cardholders will also receive 20% off Samsung VIP Advantage, along with 5% cash back when purchasing or renewing a Samsung VIP Advantage membership.

The Galaxy Card arrives more than seven years after Apple launched its own credit card, the Apple Card.

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  • Nenad
  • Ld5
  • 23 Jul 2026

Groundbreaking

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  • Anonymous
  • nyd
  • 22 Jul 2026

Samsung making so much 💰💰 from jacked up ram prices, they need their own card to stash it on 🤑

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  • Zendroid
  • g8h
  • 22 Jul 2026

Did you read actual experience and knowledge, or are you just going to keep guessing? The shops needs to accept Samsung pay, also the cards. Some shops doesn't even accept debit card from neither visa or Mastercard.

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