Samsung Pay can now do something in the US that Apple Pay and Google Pay can't

Until today, that is, when the mobile payment platform returns to the limelight in a big way by gaining official support for international money transfers from the US. The aptly named Money Transfer feature is powered by Travelex, a UK-based foreign exchange company owned by fintech giant Finablr, and its requirements are fairly simple and straightforward.
That may sound like a whole lot of information, but for the most part, it's pretty standard stuff, and if you've ever used an international money transfer service before, you're probably familiar with this entire process. By the way, this is something that Apple Pay and Google Pay don't offer just yet, which makes Samsung seem like a pioneer of sorts.
The truly impressive thing here is the list of countries US-based Samsung Pay users can send money to right off the bat, which includes a whopping 47 names, from Mexico to China, India, Nigeria, Jamaica, Japan, the UK, Sweden, Israel, Australia, South Africa, Turkey, France, Germany, Italy, and pretty much everywhere in between. Obviously, there will be fees and different exchange rates to consider, but Samsung promises to show you all financial details before making the transfer. And yes, there's also a minimum transfer amount of $50.