The official payment application from Google

Google Pay, developed for Android operating system devices, allows mobile phone users to make payments without using bank cards as payment instruments.

Google Pay functionality

Google Pay’s user-friendly program interface was designed with simplicity in mind; running seamlessly over other programs. To activate and log-in you simply stretch from the bottom of the screen. After adding bank cards you can manage them individually by swiping from different sides; selecting cards can then be made by doing the same action on multiple screens at the same time.

Special features

Google does not come preinstalled on most Android versions and requires additional installation for best use.

Benefits

• The program works with virtual bank cards such as Yandex Money Service or mobile banks providing their services without physical offices and branches – for instance if a card gets lost, you can still continue working with it through Google Internal Payments. In case of theft of card you can continue its use within this application.
• The app regularly offers discounts and promotions that give back money in the form of cashback, making the application attractive for users. Payment modes can be added using either touchpad payment or entering digital password.
• Security for Google Pay payments and transfers is of utmost priority, with no data leakages recorded to date. When paying, no card-specific data is sent.
• rather, Google Ask asks only for input settings when adding maps.
• Then requests data from banks in order to secure binding arrangements between cards and users.

Disadvantages

• This utility was specifically created for Android-powered mobile phones, and may not always function correctly depending on which manufacturer’s device it’s being installed on.

Additional Information

Google Pay screenshot