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PrintHold the Phone... Digital Payments with Your State Bank Debit or Credit Card are Here
Rummaging through your purse or wallet isn’t always ideal at the checkout. At State Bank, we believe you should be able to access and utilize your finances anytime, anywhere. Digital payments with the use of your mobile phone’s digital wallet is one of the many options we're proud to offer that make it possible for our customers to bank on the go.
Add your State Bank debit or credit card to your device's digital wallet to begin using in stores, in apps and online!
Apple Pay
You can use your applicable Apple devices to pay in stores and within apps with a single touch. This proprietary iOS mobile payment system uses your device to make payments on NFC-enabled credit card terminals at the point of sale, as well as via apps and online. In addition, you can send and receive money from friends and family within iMessages.
Learn more about Apple Pay and set-up from Apple’s website.
Google Pay 
Google Pay is the rebranded mobile payment service on Android phones that combines the peer-to-peer payments in Google Wallet with the tap-to-pay functionality of Android Pay. Working in conjunction with retailers and financial institutions, Google Pay stores your credit, debit, loyalty and gift card info, letting you make quick payments with supported point-of-sale (POS) systems at retail outlets, as well as via apps and online.
Learn more about Google Pay and set-up from Google’s website.
Samsung Pay
Using applicable Samsung devices, you can pay in stores and within apps; however, unlike other digital wallets, Samsung 
Pay can be used with most point-of-sale (POS) systems because it works not only with NFC, but also with standard magnetic-stripe retail terminals featuring MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) and EMV (Europay MasterCard Visa) readers, currently used for traditional and chip-based credit card transactions.
Learn more about Samsung Pay and set-up from Samsung’s website.
Digital Wallets Guide
Check out this article from Tom’s Guide on Apple Pay vs. Google Pay vs. Samsung Pay!