A couple of weeks ago, Google expanded its Wallet app availability to five more countries: Albania, Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Montenegro. The company has announced that Google Wallet allows you to pay with QR codes with your credit or debit card. The feature was unveiled at the fifth Google for Brazil event.
This feature is because the number of smartphones with NFC in developing countries like Brazil is very low. Because of this, the use of Google Wallet is restricted in these territories. Well, Google has found a way to overcome this hurdle.
According to the information, Google Wallet users in Brazil will be the first in the world to have access to the new Google Wallet feature that allows payments via QR codes.
Now, it’s just announced and launching in the coming months a new feature that will enable any Android device to make digital payments with credit and debit cards by using its camera to scan dynamic codes at payment machines.
How To Use:
Using this feature is very easy. Firstly, people need to add their credit/debit cards to the Google Wallet app. When you want to pay, all they need to do is scan a QR code displayed on the POS machine with their phone’s camera and authorize the payment.
You’ll then see all the transaction details on your phone screen, including the price and the option to switch to a different card if you’d like. To endorse payment, click on the “Pay now” button and use your fingerprint to verify your identity. You will receive a confirmation message on your smartphone and a receipt from the merchant.
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