Samsung US job posting names stablecoins as a Samsung Wallet payments partnership focus

Samsung US job posting names stablecoins as a Samsung Wallet payments partnership focus

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2026-09-18 15:10:47
Samsung Electronics America is hiring a senior manager for business development tied to Samsung Wallet payments in New York, and the job listing explicitly includes stablecoins as one of the partnership areas. The posting places stablecoins alongside issuers, payment companies, fintech firms, and buy now, pay later providers, indicating that the company is treating the category as part of its broader payments strategy for the wallet product. According to the listing, the role will cover Samsung Wallet payment business development, go-to-market planning, and partner management. Responsibilities also include negotiating commercial terms, data usage, and product requirements, as well as helping bring new features to market. The hiring notice adds a concrete business development layer to Samsung’s previously stated roadmap for the wallet. Earlier this July, Samsung said at its Galaxy Unpacked event that Samsung Wallet would support stablecoins in the future. The latest job posting shows that stablecoins are now being framed in practical partnership terms rather than only as a forward-looking product plan. The item was cited by Digital Asset.

Samsung Electronics America is hiring a senior manager of business development for Samsung Wallet payments in New York, and the job posting explicitly lists stablecoins as a payments partnership category.

In the listing, stablecoins appear alongside issuers, payment companies, fintech firms, and buy now, pay later, or BNPL, providers. The role is set to handle Samsung Wallet payment business development, go-to-market strategy, and partner management.

Its responsibilities also include negotiations over commercial terms, data usage, and product requirements, along with the launch of new features.

Samsung had already said at its Galaxy Unpacked event in July this year that Samsung Wallet would support stablecoins in the future.

The information was attributed to Digital Asset.

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