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Commonly referred to as a virtual wallet, Google Wallet, or Google Pay, is a completely mobile payment system that can be accessed quickly and easily from your phone. Free to use, Google Wallet stores information from your cards (including credit cards, debit cards, and gift cards) so that you don’t have to carry them with you – or dig through other cards and items to find them.
Compatible with Android and Apple smartphones, Google Wallet keeps your information safe by storing it remote on its own system, rather than right on your phone. This, of course, means that if your phone gets picked up by someone other than you, all of your card information is still safe and secure. So, when you use Google Wallet to pay for a service or item, the transaction actually happens between Google and the payment processor being used by your merchant.
Because transactions that happen with Google Wallet are processed the same as any other card purchase, there are no real downsides (like extra fees) to using the service. Of course, in order to leverage the convenience of Google Wallet, the merchant you’re working with must have their POS (Point of Sale) system configured specifically for it. Thankfully, as more and more stores become familiar with the advantages of Google Wallet, it’s easier than ever to find places that accept it as a form of payment.
Here are some of the major benefits of using Google Wallet or Google Pay.
Google Wallet and Google Pay are here to stay, which makes adopting them right now in your daily life a smart move. Around the world, you’ll find more and more cities embracing this mobile form of payment. In cities like Chicago, London, Las Vegas and Portland, you can easily spend an entire day shopping, eating, and getting from Point A to Point B with just your Google Wallet.
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