Samsung is sending out new notifications to inform users about the transition of its Samsung Pass service to Samsung Wallet.

According to a report, the South Korean tech giant initiated the merger some time ago, but not all users may be aware of it. To address this, the company has decided to send out new notifications, with several users confirming they have received emails informing them about the migration of Samsung Pass to Samsung Wallet.

Initially, Samsung Pass was a password manager, but it eventually expanded to store payment cards and other data. The company aimed to merge Samsung Pass with Samsung Pay to create a single app called Wallet, streamlining its ecosystem.

The official notification states that the autofill services from Pass can now be accessed in Wallet via Quick Access, and the Pass app icon will disappear after migration. However, all data from Pass will be available in Wallet.

This migration will transfer all Pass data, including autofill services, to Wallet’s Quick Access feature. Although the icon will no longer be visible, users can add a Samsung Pass entry point through the “Shortcut” feature in Samsung Wallet.

In 2022, the company launched Samsung Wallet, which now encompasses all Pass functionalities and offers additional features, such as digital assets and key support. Fortunately, users will gain access to Wallet’s expanded features without losing any Pass data.

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