We'll explain more about the new Google Pay app below. So if you see that a store accepts Google Pay, that means you'll need the Google Wallet app now, not Pay. This is where it gets a bit convoluted: Physical store locations still accept "Google Pay," Google's NFC tap-to-pay system, which you'll use via Google Wallet. Or, Wallet will sync with Google Maps, so if you choose a route that includes public transit and the transit system accepts Google Pay, it will show a banner with your current Wallet balance. So, for example, if you receive an email on Gmail with a delayed flight time, it'll notify you and change the stored boarding pass information. If you have something stored in Google Wallet, other Google apps on Android phones will have access to this information. Instead, it's truly meant to be a digital wallet that saves any credit and debit cards, passes, proof of vaccination, gift cards, and coupons you'd typically keep in a physical wallet. Remember that you can use it to pay in places where the point-of-sale terminal supports contactless payments, the same ones needed in order to pay by holding your card over them.By rebranding to Google Wallet, Google is signaling that the app isn't just for buying things. Once you've added all your credit cards you can switch between one and another to suit your needs at any given time.Įvery time you visit a store and want to pay, just open Google Wallet and hold your mobile device near the payment system and the transaction will be carried out automatically. If you've already linked any of them to your Google account, however, this tool will automatically add them for you, though certain details must be confirmed for security reasons. It is very easy to use Google Wallet, all you need to do is add your credit cards manually. You'll no longer need to carry your credit cards around with you, preventing them from being misplaced or stolen, and ensuring no money is lost from your accounts. Google Wallet is the Google payment system which allows you to make payments in the safest way possible.
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