Soon, Coinbase users in North America will have the option to use Samsung Pay directly in the app to buy crypto.
With just a couple of taps, you can go from interested to finalize the transaction without leaving the Coinbase app or re-entering payment information.
This integration combines the versatility of Samsung’s wallet with Coinbase’s security protocols and user-friendly interface, opening the door to millions of mobile users in the United States and Canada.
When will Samsung Pay be available on Coinbase for US users?
While Coinbase hasn’t yet specified global availability dates, it has said that the feature will be rolled out gradually over the coming weeks to a select group of users, with full availability expected soon.
As more people choose to manage their crypto assets from the palm of their hand, this integration reinforces ease of use and confidence when trading.
Coinbase product managers say the integration optimizes transaction execution times and reduces friction at decision-making times. For its part, Samsung is reinforcing its commitment to the digital financial sector, cementing its mobile wallet as an essential component of everyday life.
After initial tests in the United States and Canada, these will allow Coinbase to measure the performance and acceptance of this integration before expanding its coverage to other regions.
Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) Stock Price
Meanwhile, Coinbase shares, identified as COIN, are trading at $371.44. This represents 17% below its all-time high (ATH), which reached $444 on July 18, 2025.
After a dizzying rise from $31 to $444, representing a 1,280% increase in less than three years, and considering the gap between the current price and the 50- and 200-period moving averages on the weekly chart (around $240 and $180, respectively), the price correction could be even more pronounced than what has already been seen since its peak.