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Accept Fast Digital Payments for Your Customers in Stores and In-App with Google Pay

Accept Google Pay as a merchant

Accept secure digital payments in-app and in-store from nearly any Android device.

An image of a mobile phone with a Visa card connected to Google Pay for secure and fast transactions online and in-store.

Google Pay for merchants gives your customers a simple, secure way to pay with Visa. It’s fast, convenient and easy to set up.

Google Pay with Visa Token Service is compatible on Android devices that support HCE.

Google Pay Benefits

Secure acceptance

With Visa Token Service, every eligible, enrolled Visa card is assigned a virtual card number that’s used for in store and in app Google Pay purchases. Actual account information is not shared, so customers can pay with peace of mind.

: A man and woman in front of a clothing store, acknowledged as Google Play Merchant.

A scalable platform

Simple checkouts mean easy transactions and happy customers. With Visa and Google Pay for merchants, you can streamline the payment process to help your business grow.

Set up your business

Give your customers an easy way to check out in shops and online.

Get an NFC terminal

All you need is an industry-standard, contactless-enabled POS terminal.

Get the logo

Display the logo to let customers know they can pay with Google Pay.

A woman in a shop, acknowledged as Google Play merchant, working on her laptop and talking to a client on the phone.

Add to your app

Integrate Google Pay for merchants with your app. Learn how at the developer website. Visit Google's developer site.

See which stores accept Google Pay

Google Pay for merchants is accepted in apps and at many retailers – with more added every day.

See which stores accept Google Pay

Check financial institution availability

Q + A

Learn more about Visa + Google Pay

: Google Pay for merchants works with all eligible, enrolled Visa credit or debit cards, from participating issuers, across any NFC (Near Field Communication) and HCE-enabled Android device running KitKat 4.4+. All you’ll need is a contactless point of sale terminal. Contact your payment provider and tell them you need an NFC terminal so that you can begin accepting Google Pay.
: To learn how to integrate Google Pay for merchants, visit Google's developer site.
: With purchases made with Google Pay, your customer will use their virtual account number to process a return. They can view the last four or five digits of the virtual account number by selecting “Card details” or “Transaction details”. Or, they can hold their device near your contactless POS terminal and select the card they used to make the purchase.

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