How to Use Google Pay to Spend Money More Wisely

Google Pay for both Android and iOS goes beyond contactless payments by letting you send and receive money to and from friends and family, track your spending across your bank accounts and sign up for promotional cash-back offers from your favorite retailers.

0:00 What is Google Pay?
0:39 Download the Google Pay App
1:36 Set Up the Google Pay App
3:12 Add a Debit or Credit Card to Google Pay
4:13 Send and Receive Money with Google Pay
6:06 Earn Cash Back Through Google Pay
6:59 Track Spending Across Bank Accounts
8:14 Using Other Cards In Google Pay

[salmanbinahmed]

I am from India and I love Google pay, we have been using this app for a long time maybe 3-4 yrs or something. Its safe and best. I think this app will take us to the cashless world in future for sure.e.

[muddrz]

I used to love the old Google pay..
Send and receive money instantly to and from your bank account to anyone with a Gmail. They killed that for this

[PaulHo]

Crucially, people should understand the underlying NFC payment method. Most people, here in the US, will understand and recognize Apple Pay but only think iPhones work. NFC is the technology used by phones and now cards with the contactless payments logo. When most retailers were required to accept the liability for fraud and eventually upgraded their payment terminals to use chip readers, most terminals also simultaneously accepted NFC. So if you see the logo, or someone says Apple Pay accepted, Google Pay/Wallet will work.

[danbruno]

In the future you will STILL need to bring physical card with you OR leave in car for emergencys if you run out of battery lol

[Scorpiosting_]

I've been using Google pay for a while and it's worked well for me. No issues at all. I love it. No more taking out my cards everywhere, but I never trust myself enough to leave them at home.

[AiBilly]

@4:09 ? You skipped over an important part very quickly. Do you unlock your phone and scan OR do you unlock your phone, open google pay then pay ?

[teknerd]

I found this video educational. I always resisted phone payment options, although I have had PayPal since 2001. My Pixel 6 Pro supports it so I'll give it a go.

[jbone]

Thanks for the informative video...it answered some of the questions I had about Google Pay 👍🏾

[amirmoradi]

I love putting all my gift cards on google pay. That way I dont need to carrry them around and it helps you use them up because you'll always have them with you if a situation arises to use it

[GOKZ]

Gpay rules India. My 60 yr old grandmother uses it extensively while grocery shopping and she didn't even know how to do search few months back

[AmyNyan]

Sir, I have a question, do I need to download 2 apps (Google Pay and Google Wallet) to use it? and which one is most necessary for payment? thank you.

[wabisabi]

Ugh. I'm too young to feel this old. THANK YOU! 💜

[coolpoete]

I used to use Google Pay alot but on the new Gpay app they started delaying that transaction time between moving the money out to your bank account and charging you extra to do it instantly. As it so happens all 3 of my family members that send money frequently to each other all use Zelle through our bank accounts and it happens instantly. Goodbye Gpay.

[bryantrosacontreras]

Understandable, precise, well explained.
I've got a question though, when it comes to scanning the for the payment do I unlock the phone and open up the app or just scan my phone over?

[Nawab]

Using GPay for over a year. Amazing app and making it very easy.

[dawnjayvarjabedian]

Can Google pay be used if I travel to Canada? Do I still need to notify my bank/cc company?

[adiposerex]

I use Apple Pay but I have an Android phone so I an setting up Google pay on it. This was very helpful.

[hopi]

Will the service available in thailand ?

[vinayprakash]

So basically, Google wants to expand what it's doing in India. But there is one problem. In India, UPI is used to send money instead of cards, which is very convenient, faster and cheaper. And also, these transactions are app agnostic. Meaning, you can use one of the many UPI supporting apps to send to other app as along as you have their UPI address (just like emails).

[vladrodrig]

Does a physical store have to accept Google Pay in order for me to utilize it as a contactless or NFC payment method with my Android phone, or does it only need to have the contactless card option?