Samsung Electronics launched a paperless ticket service in partnership with Korail, the Korea Railroad Corp., starting Monday, allowing users to register mobile train tickets in Samsung Wallet instead of receiving physical tickets. The feature is the first of its kind, supported by a domestic mobile boarding pass service, the company said. Users can activate the function inside their Samsung Wallet app. Once a customer has agreed to the terms of service for Samsung Wallet, paying for a Korail ticket at a station ticket window automatically adds the mobile ticket to their Wallet app. Tickets purchased through Korail Plus — an integrated app launched Aug. 3 that lets users book both Korail and SR Corp. train tickets, including the SRT high-speed line — can also be added to Samsung Wallet using its "Add to Wallet" feature. The SRT service will be renamed KTX-Sancheon starting Sept. 1 as it integrates with KTX high speed rail, and tickets for SRT/KTX-Sancheon services can also be added to Samsung Wallet from September, the company said. Samsung Electronics said it has also enabled refunds