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Google Pay is here!

Piyush Varanjani

14.01.20 (updated more than 1 year ago)

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For the past few months, Google Pay has been one of the most requested features by our debit card customers in APAC — and it’s finally here!

To start using Wise with Google Pay, all you need to do is add your Wise debit Mastercard® to your Google Pay wallet. Open your Google Pay wallet and simply snap a pic of your card with your phone camera or manually enter your details.

As usual, your transactions will appear in your Wise activity list, your balance will be updated instantly and you’ll receive a notification every time you make a payment. So you’ll be able to use Wise like normal, but with the added convenience and extra security that comes with Google Pay.

It’s fast. Pay quickly online and in person, without manually entering your details or digging around for your debit card.

It’s easy. Just wake up your phone and tap it against the contactless terminal, whenever you’re paying in shops or touching in on public transport.

You can pay with Google Pay wherever you see one of these symbols:

It’s secure. Face and Fingerprint unlock make paying in person safer than ever — especially as you don’t even have to show your debit card.

Is Google Pay available in my country? At the time of writing, Google Pay is available for Wise customers living in Australia, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, and the US. (Google Pay Help)

Your Wise debit Mastercard also works with the following mobile wallets.

Check where the mobile wallets are available here.

Add your card to Google Pay

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