Grabpay has launched Asia's first numberless card and it works with Samsung Pay. This is probably the closest thing to Apple's Titanium card.
The GrabPay card also offers reward points when you transact at merchants that accept Mastercard or for Grab services. As a launch promo, they are offering 10x GrabRewards points for every dollar spent and this can be used to redeem GrabRewards offers anywhere in Southeast Asia. If you’re using it overseas, you can view each transaction and exchange rates via the Grab app for better tracking of your expenses.
What’s even better is that GrabPay will work with Samsung Pay. If you have a supported Samsung Galaxy device, all you’ll need to do is launch Samsung Pay and add your GrabPay card details. In Singapore, you can earn up to 30 Samsung Rewards points for every transaction. The GrabPay card also offers extra benefits which include mobile protection insurance against accidental damage or theft if you pay your mobile bill via the card. You also get e-commerce protection where they will provide coverage for wrong, non-delivery, defective or damaged delivery for eligible items brought online. On top of that, it also has
where you can get complimentary access airport lounges if your registered flights are delayed for at least 2 hours.with the added accessibility of Samsung Pay. Grab is currently one of the leading eWallets in the country and this new offering makes GrabPay even more accessible worldwide.
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