List of streaming platforms that accept Samsung Galaxy Card
If you use the Samsung's Galaxy Credit Card to pay for your streaming service, you will earn a 2% cash rewards on the eligible purchases. This offer sits above the card's 1% baseline rate for general spending, making you effectively double your returns by paying for the subscriptions you already have.
The 2% streaming cash reward is positioned as one of four reward tiers on the credit card, alongside 5% cash rewards on direct Samsung purchases, 3% on purchases made through Samsung Wallet, and the flat 1% rate for everything else. The card also have no annual fee or foreign transaction fee attached at all.
Here's the streaming platforms list Galaxy Card supports for cash rewards on payments:
Video Streaming Services:
- Amazon Prime Video
- Apple TV
- Crunchyroll
- discovery+
- Disney+
- ESPN+
- fuboTV
- HBO Max
- Hulu
- Hulu + Live TV
- Netflix
- Paramount+
- Peacock
- Philo
- SHOWTIME
- Sling TV
- STARZ
- Vudu
- Willow TV
- WOW Presents Plus
- YouTube Premium
- YouTube TV
Music Streaming Services:
- Amazon Music Unlimited
- Apple Music
- iHeartRadio
- Pandora
- Qobuz
- SiriusXM
- SoundCloud
- Spotify
- Tidal
- YouTube Music
Audiobooks/eBook Streaming Services:
- Audible
- Kindle
- Kobo
What makes this streaming perk notable is how it compares to typical card structures and to Samsung's closest rival in this space. Most no-annual-fee cash-back cards lump streaming in with general purchases at the standard rate, so a dedicated 2% tier is a meaningful upgrade for anyone juggling several subscriptions.
It also gives Samsung a point of differentiation against the Apple Card, which restricts its streaming-related rewards to Apple's own ecosystem services like Apple Music and Apple TV. Samsung's approach instead rewards spending across third-party platforms. This makes it more broadly useful regardless of which streaming services you actually subscribes to.
Currently, the Samsung Galaxy Card is only available in the United States, so it's unsure if the card can work for streaming services payment outside the US. But I think it should work anywhere Visa cards are accepted. It's worth noting that the card is issued by Barclays in partnership with Visa. If you haven't apply for the card yet, here's the step by step guide to get your own galaxy card.
