2.1 Samsung Pay Integration Life Cycle

Partner Onboarding is the formal process through which third-party organizations—such as banks, card issuers, merchants, payment gateways, or fintechs—are authorized and enabled to integrate their services with the Samsung Pay ecosystem.

Let’s first understand the Samsung Pay Integration Lifecycle, structured into the five key phases based on the process you’ve outlined. This will help developers, project managers, and stakeholders understand the full journey of integrating Samsung Pay into their application.

Integrating Samsung Pay involves the following steps that guide partners—from registration to release—ensuring a secure, compliant, and user-friendly payment experience.

Register as a Member

Objective: Gain access to Samsung Pay SDKs, documentation, and services.

Create a Samsung Developer Account on the Samsung Pay Developer Portal.
Complete the partner registration process as a merchant, issuer, or developer.
Agree to legal terms and Samsung’s partnership requirements.

Test and Validate

Objective: Ensure your integration is secure, functional, and user-ready.

Key Areas to Test:

Push provisioning performance
Transaction processing and response handling
UI/UX compliance with Samsung branding and interaction guidelines

Samsung provides sandbox environments and QA support during this phase.

Release

Objective: Launch your Samsung Pay-integrated service publicly.

Submit the final version of your integration for approval through the developer portal.
Receive Samsung certification or go-live approval.
Go live and begin monitoring real-world usage, analytics, and feedback.

Post-launch, you can:

Track adoption
Gather user feedback
Update SDKs as needed

Summary of Samsung Pay integration life cycle

Phase	Objective	Outcome
Register	Gain developer access to Samsung Pay	Become an approved partner
Test	Validate functionality and compliance	Issue-free, certifiable integration
Release	Submit for approval and go live	Production-ready payment solution

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