According to a report by Business Insider, Samsung Pay will spur the growth of mobile payments because the company’s recent acquisition of LoopPay makes the new Samsung Pay service compatible with the existing base of payment terminals in the United States.

Samsung Pay will replace Samsung Wallet, which is terminating June 30 of this year, as the company announced on its website: “Unfortunately, the usage rate of Samsung Wallet was not  what anyone expected. One of our  company’s core values is to guarantee  the best user experience.  We feel today that we can no longer guarantee  this experience. This is why we have officially  decided to discontinue Samsung Wallet.”

Other findings of the BI report include:

Mobile payment volume for 2015 will be about $37 billion — lower than previous estimates because of late launches of some major mobile wallets

Mobile volume will reach $808 billion by the end of 2019

Competitive pressure will be a large driver of mobile payment adoption

Read more, and access the full report (with trial subscription) via Business Insider