Google Pay Launched and Google begins replacing Android Pay

Google Pay Launched and Google begins replacing Android Pay Google has renamed the Android Pay app to Google Pay. Google is working on bringing Google Pay to all Google products so that user will have a consistent checkout experience using the cards saved to their Google Account.

Google Pay Launched and Google begins replacing Android Pay

Google has renamed the Android Pay app to Google Pay. Google is working on bringing Google Pay to all Google products so that user will have a consistent checkout experience using the cards saved to their Google Account.

Google Pay Launched Here is Detailed Information

Google Pay will replace Android Pay on sites, in apps, and other places around the world.It still has all the existing features such as bank’s perks and protections. Google also said that it has an extra layer of security since Google Pay doesn’t share your actual card number when you pay in stores.

It will get more features soon, and in the next few months, U.S. and UK users will be able to use Google Pay to send and request money. Google Wallet app is now called Google Pay Send, and has been redesigned to match the new Google Pay brand. This will likely be a temporary name until it merges it into the core Google Pay app.

Google begins replacing Android Pay

Google already said that these experiences will be coming to Tez users in India soon.

After realising that it was more than slightly unnecessary for Android Pay and Google Wallet to be completely separate services, Google has started rolling out its new unified payment service, Google Pay.

The new app, rolling out now for Android devices, is largely similar to Android Pay in terms of function but it has a slightly different layout. It’s split into two sections: Home, which allows you to see all of your recent payments, any nearby stores and any rewards you can claim, and Cards, which is where you’ll store and find all of your credit and debit cards, loyalty cards, offers, and gift cards.

At the moment, the app doesn’t have Google Wallet’s function which allows you to send and receive money, but this is apparently coming to the UK and US in just a few months. In the meantime, Google has, for some reason, rebranded Google Wallet as Google Pay Send, which will allow you to continue to send and request payments.

A unified service
Overall, the Google Pay experience is still pretty similar to Android Pay at the moment; you can use your saved cards across a wide range of apps and websites via your Android device, and you’ll be able to use the service to pay for public transport if you’re living in a city that supports it.

This is clearly just the first step for Google Pay, though, and it seems that the company has big plans for the service.

In the near future, for example, Google Pay will be on all Google Products. So whether you’re using desktop Chrome or your Google Home, you’ll be able to use the cards that are saved to your Google Account. And we can, apparently, expect to see Google partner with a lot more online and in-store brands in the future.

Google Pay is rolling out now and you’ll be able to download it from the Google Play store soon.