Payment type |
Cards Digital wallets |
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Channel | Online In person |
Register of Region | US |
Support of Region | Netherlands, Finland, Iceland, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta, Cyprus, United Kingdom, Norway, Slovakia, France, Sweden, Italy, Belgium, Poland, Croatia, Denmark, Slovenia, Romania, Spain, Austria, Liechtenstein, Hungary, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Germany, Portugal,Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia,New Zealand, Australia,United States, Canada,Brazil,United Arab Emirates |
Settlement currency | All supported currencies |
Payment Cost |
Google Pay is a fast and easy way to pay on websites, apps, and in stores using your debit card. It protects your payment information with multiple layers of security.
Yes. Google Pay is safer than using a traditional debit card. For example, instead of using your 16-digit debit card number, Google Pay assigns, encrypts, and stores a unique device account on your device. When you make a purchase, that device account number is used to process your payment. Your debit card number is never shared with merchants, which helps reduce the potential for fraud.
You can set up a Google PIN to make Google Pay more secure by requiring a code when you send, receive, or withdraw money. The code you choose is associated with your Google Account and can be used with other products like Google Play.
A Google PIN is a number that only you should know; it helps ensure that no one else can access your account. You don't have to use a Google PIN, but we recommend it to keep your account secure. If you've previously set up a Google PIN for Google Pay or other Google products, you're all set. Your Google PIN is different from the PIN you set up for phone security.
Open or download the Google Pay app using the Google Play Store.
In the Google Pay app, touch the + sign to add your debit card. Hold your debit card in the camera frame to automatically enter your card information,
or you can enter your card details manually. Then enter your debit card's security code (CVV) (the last 3 digits on the back of your card) and provide other information as needed.
You will be asked to set up a screen lock on your personal device if you haven't already done so. Google Pay works with a PIN, pattern, password, fingerprint, or retina scan screen lock. It doesn't work with facial recognition or screen locks like Smart Unlock or Knock Unlock.
There is no limit to the number of cards you can load in the Google Pay app.
No, there is no fee to use a debit card to make purchases through the Google Pay app.
Shopper proceeds to checkout
Shopper selects Google Pay from the payment methods list available
Shopper enters the necessary details
Payment complete
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