Payment Systems
Google Pay

Google Pay

Google Pay is a digital wallet and payment platform that enables secure online, in-store and in-app payments using Android devices and linked payment cards.

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2015
Founded
90+
Countries
50+
Currencies
United States
Headquarters

Overview

Google Pay is a digital wallet and payment service launched by Google in 2015. It enables users to make secure online purchases, contactless in-store payments and in-app transactions using Android smartphones, Wear OS devices and supported web browsers. Payment cards are securely stored within Google Wallet, allowing users to complete transactions without sharing their actual card details with merchants. Google Pay also supports loyalty cards, transit passes and other digital credentials in supported markets.

Within the iGaming industry, Google Pay is accepted by many licensed online casinos and sportsbooks across regulated markets. Players can make fast deposits using their linked debit or credit cards while benefiting from Google's security technologies, tokenized payments and streamlined checkout experience.

Payment Types & Security

Payment Types

Mobile Wallet

Security Features

  • •Biometric Authentication
  • •Tokenization
  • •Device-Based Authentication
  • •End-to-End Encryption
  • •Fraud Detection

Availability

Available In

Europe North America Asia Latin America Africa Oceania

Casino Availability

Accepted by many licensed online casinos and sportsbooks across regulated markets worldwide.

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