Samsung

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Samsung is a global electronics company that designs and sells smartphones, TVs, home appliances, computers, and related digital services.

Suwon-si, South Korea
samsung.com
Owned by Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

About Samsung

Samsung is a leading global technology and electronics company best known for its Galaxy smartphones and tablets, smart TVs, monitors, laptops, and a wide range of home appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners. It also offers software services and digital platforms tied to its devices, including app purchases, cloud services, device protection plans, and subscriptions. A descriptor like “Samsung 5732” typically refers to a specific Samsung online transaction, service, or store location code.

This charge may appear on your statement if you purchased a Samsung device, accessory, or digital content (such as apps, themes, or in-app purchases) through a Samsung account, Samsung.com, a Samsung Experience Store, or a Samsung service on your TV or mobile device. It could also represent a charge for extended warranties, device repair, subscription services, or an installment/payment plan associated with a Samsung product. Some banks display internal store or terminal IDs (like “5732”) alongside the Samsung name.

If you’re unsure about this charge, first sign in to your Samsung account on samsung.com or through the Samsung Members app and review your order history and subscriptions. Check email receipts from Samsung for the date and amount that match your statement. If you still can’t identify the transaction, contact Samsung customer support via their website or local support phone number with the exact date, amount, and descriptor. They can look up the transaction, clarify whether it’s a product purchase, service, or subscription, and help with refunds, cancellations, or dispute documentation if needed.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Samsung.

  1. Samsung 5732
  2. Samsung REV 07/10_V

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a charge labeled “Samsung 5732” on my card statement mean?

A charge labeled “Samsung 5732” usually indicates a purchase or service related to Samsung, such as a device, accessory, digital content, or warranty, with “5732” likely being an internal store, terminal, or transaction identifier used by Samsung or its payment processor.

How can I find out exactly what I bought from Samsung for this charge?

Log in to your Samsung account at samsung.com and check the Orders or Purchase History section, as well as any Samsung apps (like Galaxy Store or Samsung TV apps) you use. Match the transaction date and amount with the charge on your statement, and review email receipts sent from Samsung around that time.

Could this Samsung charge be for a subscription or recurring service?

Yes. Samsung may bill recurring charges for services such as device protection plans, cloud storage, or certain TV or app subscriptions. Check your Samsung account’s Subscriptions or Services section and any Samsung apps on your phone or TV for active plans and billing dates.

How do I cancel a Samsung subscription that is causing recurring charges?

Sign in to your Samsung account on samsung.com, go to the account or billing section, and review your active subscriptions or services. From there, you can manage and cancel subscriptions. If the subscription was started through a specific app or a smart TV, open that app’s settings to locate and cancel the plan.

How can I request a refund for a Samsung transaction I don’t recognize or made by mistake?

First verify the purchase details in your Samsung account and email receipts. If it’s unauthorized or accidental, contact Samsung customer support via the Help/Support section on samsung.com with your order number, transaction date, and amount. They will review eligibility for a refund based on their regional refund policy.

Why do I see a small or temporary Samsung charge that later disappears?

Samsung or its payment processor may place a small authorization hold to verify your card when you add a payment method or initiate an order. These holds typically appear as pending and are automatically released within a few business days, never becoming a final charge.

How do I contact Samsung about a specific card charge?

Visit samsung.com, select your country or region, and go to the Support or Contact Us section to find phone numbers, live chat, or email options. Have your statement, order number (if available), and the exact charge details ready so support can quickly locate the transaction.

Can a Samsung installment or financing plan appear as a standard Samsung charge on my statement?

Yes. Monthly payments for Samsung financing or installment plans may appear with a Samsung descriptor similar to retail purchases, sometimes alongside a reference or plan ID. Review your financing documents or your Samsung account’s payment plan section to confirm scheduled installment amounts and dates.

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