Samsung Wallet is adding stablecoin support as Samsung expands the app into a broader financial platform, Coinpedia reported.

The update was announced at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event and is intended to allow users to manage new forms of digital value alongside existing payments and rewards features. During the event, Samsung showed a wallet interface that included Circle’s USDC, a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, but the company did not confirm any partnerships with stablecoin issuers.

Stablecoins are commonly used in crypto markets as digital tokens designed to track the value of a reference asset such as the U.S. dollar. Adding support for them would place that functionality inside a mainstream mobile wallet environment rather than a standalone crypto app, though Samsung has not yet specified launch timing, supported markets, or the full list of assets.

The planned stablecoin functionality extends Samsung’s long-running involvement in crypto-related services. The company has previously offered a hardware-backed crypto wallet and recently added a Coinbase One integration in the United States.

Samsung Wallet, which supports mobile payments and digital credentials, is being positioned as part of a wider financial services experience as the company adds digital asset features to the app. Further details to watch include whether Samsung names stablecoin partners, how custody and transfers will work, and which regions will receive the feature first.