PayPal is now a option for developers selling their wares via the Samsung Apps and Hub stores. October 2, 2013 9:51 AM PDT (Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET) Owners of Samsung devices can now tap into their PayPal funds to purchase apps, music, and more. Announcing the new option on Wednesday, PayPal said that Samsung Apps and Samsung Hub customers can choose PayPal to buy apps, music, movies, TV shows, e-books, and games. The option is currently available to customers in Australia, Italy, France, Germany, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain, and U.K. Support in the US is not here yet but is "coming soon," promised PayPal. Developers can also choose PayPal to get paid themselves. PayPal is now available as a payout option, a quicker process than relying on wire transfers, the company said. Developers also gain access to the 132 million PayPal customers across the world, PayPal added. PayPal's mobile payment volume is expected to hit $20 billion, up from $14 billion last year and $141 million in 2009.
PayPal is now a option for developers selling their wares via the Samsung Apps and Hub stores.
Owners of Samsung devices can now tap into their PayPal funds to purchase apps, music, and more.
Announcing the new option on Wednesday, PayPal said that Samsung Apps and Samsung Hub customers can choose PayPal to buy apps, music, movies, TV shows, e-books, and games. The option is currently available to customers in Australia, Italy, France, Germany, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain, and U.K. Support in the US is not here yet but is "coming soon," promised PayPal.
Developers can also choose PayPal to get paid themselves. PayPal is now available as a payout option, a quicker process than relying on wire transfers, the company said. Developers also gain access to the 132 million PayPal customers across the world, PayPal added.
PayPal's mobile payment volume is expected to hit $20 billion, up from $14 billion last year and $141 million in 2009.
