Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. I use Google Wallet every day and am amazed at how many people just tap their phone. Good luck. It is very easy to setup.
You know I love you guys and I supported you guys for a long time what's going on with you people why don't you guys give me a heads up when he's days instead of doing this racketeers stuff come on you guys I've been supporting for a long time and I love you man just get the stuff going
Not a senior quite yet, but I never used Google pay/wallet before, and never planned to, until I noticed the Discover It 5% cashback bonus this quarter is not just for Amazon purchases, but also digital wallets, so I needed a crash course, thanks!
@@DrAdityaReddy With my Discover card, yes. I switched to using Samsung pay though, works better. You only have until the end of the month though, 1st quarter 2023 is grocery stores and drug stores.
I'll be 56 years old in May, so I guess I'm near being a Senior Citizen. 😆🤣 I just downloaded the Google Pay and Wallet apps on my Samsung Galaxy A11 phone, & found out that it does not have NFC. I just got more confused!! 😡😭 BTW, You gotta new subscriber!!
Yes. I just checked and the a11 doesn't have NFC. It is a relatively new phone so you would think it should be included. You are most welcome to join our live show on Monday's. Details @ www.techforsenior.com They are all recorded on our chanel.
Now i know a little better how it works . There was a story in the AARP bulletin about Gpay but not much info. I might just try it on my smartphone. I did subscribe to your channel. I am a senior and thank you for your help.
It is very easy to use and set up. I am assuming you have an Android Phone. If you have an IPhone use Apple Pay. We have a FREE newsletter @ www.techforsenior.com
The thing I still don't understand is: after registering a card in Google Wallet, can I use my phone to pay anywhere a contactless terminal is available, or do I need to see if the terminal they have supports Google Pay? To rephrase my question, which icon should I look for - my credit card's circuit logo (VISA, Mastercard, etc.) or the Google Pay logo?
Once you have your credit card registered with Google Wallet you are good to go at any terminal. Remember Google wallet just provides the authentication for your credit card.
My concern with Google wallet is safety and security. There is no second layer of protection when using it for mobile payment. if someone gets a hold of your phone unlocked, they can easily tap and purchase anything! Unlike Samsung pay or Apple pay where they ask for password, fingerprint, or face ID
Thanks for watching the video and commenting. There is no difference between Apple, Google or Samsung Pay. They work exactly the same. The security required to unlock the device is device specific rather than software. All 3 will require security to be set up on your phone or watch before installing. Your options could include fingerprint, facial ID or PIN. All 3 apps will NOT work if the appropriate security is not enabled on your phone. This is also true for watches but can vary depending on brand.
I have the same concern and your answer sir is tremendously diplomatic 😅 You dont have to say how a phone works in general. We know that. The problem here is my phone is unlocked for whatever reason (someone watching a utube video through me) he could easily purchase whatever he wants without asking password or fingerprint. I was actually looking all over the network if theres a possibility for that and came across ur videos!! Thanx anyway ✌️
@@alexandrosdjkevingr The issue of security is obviously one that Apple and Google are concerned about. I have installed Google Wallet/Pay on a number of phones and the APP WILL NOT install unless adequate security features are enabled. This varies/phone and suspect Google as set security rules. You make be required to enter a PIN before each transaction but not on my Pixel 6.
I had google pay and it was great. It updated to wallet and has been inaccessible due to permanently being updated. Google pay is not longer available to me.
I really appreciate your efforts! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Hey there! To send your USDT to Binance from your SafePal wallet, you'll need to: Open SafePal and access your wallet using your seed phrase (keep it super secret!). Find your USDT balance. Start a withdrawal in SafePal. Get your Binance USDT deposit address from your Binance account. Carefully paste that Binance address into SafePal. Double-check that address!!! Enter the amount of USDT you want to send. Confirm everything looks good. Wait for the transaction to go through - you can usually track it in SafePal or on a blockchain explorer.
Needed this info although I'm no where near senior yet. It's so confusing to see this change on yr phone. I thought I had Google Pay, but now the Google Wallet app says it has contactless payments. So I guess I don't need both 🤷🏼♀️
Google is also confused. Gpay is only available in the US, Singapore and India now (2024). When I shifted to Aus, I couldn't use it. I had to shift to Google Wallet but couldn't download the app as my Google account wouldn't believe I was in Aus even though my profile said so. After 6 weeks of trying to figure this out with the Google team I just went ahead and created a new Google profile from Aus. But really why can't it just be simple?
Thanks for watching and commenting. You are correct and the reason I made this video. Apple Pay works perfectly in many countries. Unfortunately confusion is a problem with many other Google Products.
Never had issues with this before but I think Google is matching my brain since I have Dementia now and they both seem the same. My issue is I get voucher cards for playing games and I spend them on games. My problem is that MT voucher goes to Google Play but not Google wa!let!!!!!!! It's like app won't accept it! But
cs HI when I first watched your video I went ahead to add a debit card to find that Samsung Wallet does not support my bank. Samsung advised to use Curv. Unfortunately I have added the wrong card. Now trying to remove. Curve say to add another card then delete. This does not work. Also when my card goes into Samsung Wallet it does not show my card just Samsung Pay. I have no idea which card account it is. Can you help. Please do another video on Utube I am sure more people would like to understand how to use. Many thanks.CS
Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. I don't have a Samsung Phone so do not use Samsung Pay. The ability for your credit card to work will depend on what Country you live in and what device you are using it on.
I have a credit card and rewards card in my wallet. If my rewards card is selected to be scanned, is my credit card active, ready to used? I payed unintentionally the other day.
Probably but that would depend on the Bank/Credit card company. Google Wallet has nothing to do with that and the way you use your cards now should be the same in Google Wallet
Thanks for this video. Google Pay had limits and you had to verify your identiy... but I don't see that option on the Wallet. Are there still limits and need for verification and if so, then how?
Thans for watching my video and taking time to comment. With mobile devices there are many different ways manufacturers use for security. It may be fingerprint, Pin, Biometrics etc and Google Wallet/Pay will not install unless a recognized secure account can be established. It can be very different depending on what device you have.
@@TechforSenior Thanks for a fast reply. I think however that you missunderstood my question. I was talking about KYC verification that was required by Google pay before. So for example without sending them your ID and proof of address t5i verify your identity you could only spend up to 700$ liftime amount with Google pay if you didn't verify. Have they removed this verification requirements now with Google Wallet?
@@optionbinarie Interesting. Not sure of the answer. I wonder if it a credit card change. Remember Google wallet is just providing an identifier for your credit card.
I purchased, by mistake, a google gift card $80 for grandkids 4 summer. How can I utilize and get my money out of it. I'm 71 years old, on fixed income and not a game player online. Can I deposit to a bank or pay redit cards Plz help
Google Play gift card can primarily be used to make purchases within the Google Play Store. This includes: Apps & Games: Buy new apps, games, or in-app purchases like extra lives or levels. Movies & TV: Rent or buy movies and TV shows to watch on your devices. Books: Purchase ebooks or audiobooks to read or listen to. Music: Subscribe to a music streaming service or buy individual songs or albums
@@TechforSenior I mean citing data sources (e.g. providing a link to an article where it is written that, for example, Apple Pay accounts for 95%). Regards and wish you all the best ♥️
Thanks for clarifying that. I'm new to all this stuff and needed (due to being forced to use mobile e-tickets) to store my concert ticket somewhere. But tbh I'm very concerned about where this is all heading. It seems as though every aspect of life is becoming digitised and people are jumping onboard with all this without too much thought about how these systems can be abused by Google/Apple etc if you commit wrong think.
When making a purchase at a retailer that accepts Google Wallet, inform the cashier that you have a gift card stored in Google Wallet. Open the Google Wallet app and select the gift card you want to use. Show the barcode or QR code of the gift card to the cashier for scanning. If the total amount exceeds the balance of one gift card, you can ask the cashier to use multiple gift cards. The cashier can apply the first gift card, and then you can repeat the process with the second gift card. Online Purchases: For online purchases, go to the retailer's checkout page. Enter the gift card details stored in Google Wallet manually (card number and PIN) if the website does not directly support Google Wallet integration. Combine Balances (if allowed): Some retailers may allow you to combine the balances of multiple gift cards into one card. Check with the retailer's customer service to see if this option is available.
Gen X here! How does it know what card to use if I don't even open the Wallet/Pay app? Does it just know when I'm at the L in Chicago to use the Ventra "card" versus my normal credit card also in there?
Hi, I installed Google Pay and put 1 credit card's info in it. I tried it once at a store which accepts Google Pay, but it didn't work. I don't have unlimited data, so I usually have Mobile Network turned off, so maybe that was it? Does the phone have to have internet connection to use Google Pay at a store? Also, another video posted by Google said to turn on NFC in Connection Preferences, but my Android 10 did not have that listed as a setting possibility. What to do? Thanks :)
Google Wallet is an APP on your phone that creates a unique transaction code for your credit card payment. It doesn't need an internet connection. It communicates with NFC to the credit card terminal and usually will not install if you don't have NFC on your phone. Assuming you have NFC I would delete the APP and try again. If you don't have NFC Google Wallet will not work.
@@TechforSenior Thank you. There is "Nearby Share" as a setting under Connection Preferences, but it appears to be sharing with other near devices via Bluetooth. Could that possibly be NFC? If not, I don't know why NFC wouldn't be on Android 10. I don't understand. That video I mentioned was from last year, so it's not outdated. Are you saying that it's possible that my phone has NFC enabled without it being listed as an option?
@@TechforSenior Hmmm. In thinking more on this, I'm wondering if NFC capability is something some phones don't have. I was thinking that it's merely software, but now I'm thinking it's a physical transmitter/receiver in the phone. I've watched multiple videos about using Google Pay, and no one has commented on this being an issue, so when I first saw NFC being referred to, I thought it was standard in all modern phones. I'm looking at my phone's manual for it, but it's not easy to find, and they may not even mention it. It's a Moto E that I bought 2 years ago, so I thought it would have everything needed.
@@TechforSenior Never mind. It wasn't mentioned in user's guide, but I finally found it mentioned by searching for it in "Help." "Your phone doesn't support NFC." Damn! Who woulda thunk it? At least I finally figured this out. Out of the multiple videos I watched on Google Pay, I only remember the one I watched earlier today mentioning enabling NFC. It would have been nice if that were mentioned from the start of any video on using Google Pay in stores.
Thanks for watching my video and commenting. There is NO fee to use Google Wallet, Samsung Wallet or Apple Pay. The Vendor pays any transaction costs. If your Bank charges you a fee then you would have to consider your options.
Anyone know how to install a lock screen for google wallet? I have gpay installed with a screen lock, but just installed google wallet and can't seem to find a way to set up a screen lock to open the app. So if my phone gets stolen they can just open the wallet app
The Google Wallet app has limits for how many gift cards you can add. Within 30 days, you can add up to 10 cards total and 5 cards per merchant. If you have multiple gift cards for a single merchant, you can ask the merchant to combine your gift cards into one card.
It depends on what Country you live in but the recent changes to Google Wallet limit it to Credit card transactions. Venmo or Paypal are good for money payment.
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. Using Google Pay on your cell phone you have to open the app because you need to select the method of payment. You could have multiple credit or debit cards.
Before I watched this, I was having many problems setting up my Google pay account. After watching this I feel like I still don't understand what to do. I actually feel dumber.
Thanks for commenting. Just to confuse everyone, Google makes it different in different countries and devices. It really depends on what Country you live in. There is a move to make Google Wallet the standard.
That is easy. The sale of the stocks could be deposited into a bank account. You could use a debit card to access the money or a credit card that could be funded from that bank account.
@@TechforSenior thank you for your reply, is this available in Jordan (middle east)? Can i withdraw the money, the amount is so big its around 1 million and a half dollar!!!
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. The answer to your question depends on what country you live in and what device you are using google wallet on. Remember in the US you will likely be using google Pay. support.google.com/googlepay/answer/10197215?hl=en
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. We have no affiliation or any support from Google. Many of our videos are very critical of Google and in that particular video I point out that Apple has 94% of the transaction business compared to Google's 3%. Apple Pay works perfectly. Google is really dropping the ball.
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God help us if Microsoft decides to enter this field. They would have like 25 different variants, each with a completely nonsensical name that would regularly change.
Apple pay predominance is a reality mostly in the US, not even Europe uses it that muvh, and the rest of the world is just going with google wallet for the simple fact tbat the devices don't cost you an eye and a kidney.
@@blackshadow3741 Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. The security is on your phone and depends on how your manufacturer sets it up. It could be a PW, Biometric Scan, finger print.. etc. The watches require a PIN. The vendor only gets a transaction code so no credit card number or PIN is scanned into the reader, Much more secure.
@@TechforSenior I'm using samsung pay curve card seems very similar I love the curve card as it works on banks that samsung pay on its own don't support like my Lloyd's bank I have all my cards from different banks on the curve card I use it on my samsung gw4 so handy Thanks for this great video I did wonder what happened to g pay 😀 👍
Google Wallet has your existing credit cards. If the merchant refunds then the money would go from the Vendor directly to your credit card as it does now. Remember the only function of Google Wallet is to provide security to your credit card transaction by using a " Transaction Code " that doesn't give any personal information.
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. I use Google Wallet everyday on my Pixel 6 phone. I just wish it would work on my Fitbit Sense.
I am a 21 year old man and this stuff is confusing to me. I hope none of you feel bad for not understanding this horribly designed technology. Edit: The concept is great, but the execution is horrible.
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I'm not a senior. But I know the value in this. Thank you so much for making this channel!! Wished I still had my grandma so I'd play this for her 🥺
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Well explained, not just for seniors. Thank you
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. I use Google Wallet every day and am amazed at how many people just tap their phone. Good luck. It is very easy to setup.
Thank you for help with seniors, compared to the rest you talk clearly and slowly
Thank you for watching my video and taking time to comment.
@@TechforSenior all these other people fast sometimes a 73 year old man thinks a little slower
Not a senior yet but this was the best video explaining The Google payment confusion.
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You know I love you guys and I supported you guys for a long time what's going on with you people why don't you guys give me a heads up when he's days instead of doing this racketeers stuff come on you guys I've been supporting for a long time and I love you man just get the stuff going
I just signed iPhone
I want to go with apple
Recommend how
I am disabled senior I want universal pay international
I am going to India
So underrated channel. Channels like this need more audiences. Very objective to the piont
Thank you for watching my video and taking time to comment.
Agreed, Google itself should pay to link to this video. Makes no sense why they didn't explain what is going on with Google Pay and Google Wallet.
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Not a senior quite yet, but I never used Google pay/wallet before, and never planned to, until I noticed the Discover It 5% cashback bonus this quarter is not just for Amazon purchases, but also digital wallets, so I needed a crash course, thanks!
You get 5% cashback everytime you pay via google pay?
@@DrAdityaReddy With my Discover card, yes.
I switched to using Samsung pay though, works better.
You only have until the end of the month though, 1st quarter 2023 is grocery stores and drug stores.
Thank you very much. Not a senior but you explained it very well for tech illiterate humans.
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Thank you very much! Not a senior but this helped a lot.
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Thank you very much for the explanation.
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I'll be 56 years old in May, so I guess I'm near being a Senior Citizen. 😆🤣 I just downloaded the Google Pay and Wallet apps on my Samsung Galaxy A11 phone, & found out that it does not have NFC. I just got more confused!! 😡😭 BTW, You gotta new subscriber!!
Yes. I just checked and the a11 doesn't have NFC. It is a relatively new phone so you would think it should be included. You are most welcome to join our live show on Monday's. Details @ www.techforsenior.com They are all recorded on our chanel.
@@TechforSenior - I will definitely check out your Website. I'm now looking into purchasing a Samsung Galaxy 4 Watch, cause it has NFC 👍
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Thank you Sir helpful video
But my phone doesn't support NFC and is also not working Gpay in this case how can I pay through my phone
Thank you
www.androidpolice.com/google-wallet-soon-let-phones-without-nfc-make-in-store-payments/ Changes are coming as outlined in this article,
clear explained Thank you.
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Now i know a little better how it works . There was a story in the AARP
bulletin about Gpay but not much info. I might just try it on my smartphone. I did subscribe to your channel. I am a senior and thank you for your help.
It is very easy to use and set up. I am assuming you have an Android Phone. If you have an IPhone use Apple Pay. We have a FREE newsletter @ www.techforsenior.com
Great explanation!
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment.
The thing I still don't understand is: after registering a card in Google Wallet, can I use my phone to pay anywhere a contactless terminal is available, or do I need to see if the terminal they have supports Google Pay? To rephrase my question, which icon should I look for - my credit card's circuit logo (VISA, Mastercard, etc.) or the Google Pay logo?
Once you have your credit card registered with Google Wallet you are good to go at any terminal. Remember Google wallet just provides the authentication for your credit card.
My concern with Google wallet is safety and security. There is no second layer of protection when using it for mobile payment. if someone gets a hold of your phone unlocked, they can easily tap and purchase anything! Unlike Samsung pay or Apple pay where they ask for password, fingerprint, or face ID
Thanks for watching the video and commenting. There is no difference between Apple, Google or Samsung Pay. They work exactly the same. The security required to unlock the device is device specific rather than software. All 3 will require security to be set up on your phone or watch before installing. Your options could include fingerprint, facial ID or PIN. All 3 apps will NOT work if the appropriate security is not enabled on your phone. This is also true for watches but can vary depending on brand.
I have the same concern and your answer sir is tremendously diplomatic 😅
You dont have to say how a phone works in general. We know that. The problem here is my phone is unlocked for whatever reason (someone watching a utube video through me) he could easily purchase whatever he wants without asking password or fingerprint.
I was actually looking all over the network if theres a possibility for that and came across ur videos!!
Thanx anyway ✌️
@@alexandrosdjkevingr The issue of security is obviously one that Apple and Google are concerned about. I have installed Google Wallet/Pay on a number of phones and the APP WILL NOT install unless adequate security features are enabled. This varies/phone and suspect Google as set security rules. You make be required to enter a PIN before each transaction but not on my Pixel 6.
You can turn on a pass word in setting of app on google pay. Im checking wallet.
@@SillyOmega Thanks for watching and commenting
Apple is bigger in the US only. Google and Samsung are bigger elsewhere.
Thanks for watching and commenting. You are correct. Be sure and watch the above linked video for US residents.
I had google pay and it was great. It updated to wallet and has been inaccessible due to permanently being updated.
Google pay is not longer available to me.
I really appreciate your efforts! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Hey there! To send your USDT to Binance from your SafePal wallet, you'll need to:
Open SafePal and access your wallet using your seed phrase (keep it super secret!).
Find your USDT balance.
Start a withdrawal in SafePal.
Get your Binance USDT deposit address from your Binance account.
Carefully paste that Binance address into SafePal.
Double-check that address!!!
Enter the amount of USDT you want to send.
Confirm everything looks good.
Wait for the transaction to go through - you can usually track it in SafePal or on a blockchain explorer.
Needed this info although I'm no where near senior yet. It's so confusing to see this change on yr phone. I thought I had Google Pay, but now the Google Wallet app says it has contactless payments. So I guess I don't need both 🤷🏼♀️
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. You just need Google Wallet.
Google is also confused. Gpay is only available in the US, Singapore and India now (2024). When I shifted to Aus, I couldn't use it. I had to shift to Google Wallet but couldn't download the app as my Google account wouldn't believe I was in Aus even though my profile said so. After 6 weeks of trying to figure this out with the Google team I just went ahead and created a new Google profile from Aus. But really why can't it just be simple?
Thanks for watching and commenting. You are correct and the reason I made this video. Apple Pay works perfectly in many countries. Unfortunately confusion is a problem with many other Google Products.
Thank you 💜
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Still confused on why there is gpay and wallet if they are the same
It depends on what country you live in.
I live in th U.S.@TechforSenior
It is a bout messed up my phone is so full i am tired and it is freezing here i have been in the gas station for an hour to tap pay?
Great vid bro. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Never had issues with this before but I think Google is matching my brain since I have Dementia now and they both seem the same. My issue is I get voucher cards for playing games and I spend them on games. My problem is that MT voucher goes to Google Play but not Google wa!let!!!!!!! It's like app won't accept it! But
Fantastic ❤
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Thanks!
So now you pay with your fitbit using Google wallet or still using fitbit pay?
Much has changed since I made that video. Fitbit Pay is gone and replaced by Google Wallet. This should now be on your Fitbit device.
cs HI when I first watched your video I went ahead to add a debit card to find that Samsung Wallet does not support my bank. Samsung advised to use Curv. Unfortunately I have added the wrong card. Now trying to remove. Curve say to add another card then delete. This does not work. Also when my card goes into Samsung Wallet it does not show my card just Samsung Pay. I have no idea which card account it is. Can you help. Please do another video on Utube I am sure more people would like to understand how to use. Many thanks.CS
Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. I don't have a Samsung Phone so do not use Samsung Pay. The ability for your credit card to work will depend on what Country you live in and what device you are using it on.
I have a credit card and rewards card in my wallet. If my rewards card is selected to be scanned, is my credit card active, ready to used? I payed unintentionally the other day.
Probably but that would depend on the Bank/Credit card company. Google Wallet has nothing to do with that and the way you use your cards now should be the same in Google Wallet
"are you confused, well Google confused
Thanks for this video. Google Pay had limits and you had to verify your identiy... but I don't see that option on the Wallet. Are there still limits and need for verification and if so, then how?
Thans for watching my video and taking time to comment. With mobile devices there are many different ways manufacturers use for security. It may be fingerprint, Pin, Biometrics etc and Google Wallet/Pay will not install unless a recognized secure account can be established. It can be very different depending on what device you have.
@@TechforSenior Thanks for a fast reply. I think however that you missunderstood my question. I was talking about KYC verification that was required by Google pay before. So for example without sending them your ID and proof of address t5i verify your identity you could only spend up to 700$ liftime amount with Google pay if you didn't verify. Have they removed this verification requirements now with Google Wallet?
@@optionbinarie Interesting. Not sure of the answer. I wonder if it a credit card change. Remember Google wallet is just providing an identifier for your credit card.
I purchased, by mistake, a google gift card $80 for grandkids 4 summer. How can I utilize and get my money out of it. I'm 71 years old, on fixed income and not a game player online. Can I deposit to a bank or pay redit cards Plz help
Google Play gift card can primarily be used to make purchases within the Google Play Store. This includes:
Apps & Games: Buy new apps, games, or in-app purchases like extra lives or levels.
Movies & TV: Rent or buy movies and TV shows to watch on your devices.
Books: Purchase ebooks or audiobooks to read or listen to.
Music: Subscribe to a music streaming service or buy individual songs or albums
1:07 Why did you not provide the source of this data?
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. Everything in the video is public knowledge. Not sure what you are looking for.
@@TechforSenior I mean citing data sources (e.g. providing a link to an article where it is written that, for example, Apple Pay accounts for 95%).
Regards and wish you all the best ♥️
Soooo. Um. lol Google pay and google wallet are one in the same in the U.S.? Or in general?
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In the UK its just Google wallet.
Yes, I think it is just the USA and India that still use both Google Pay and Wallet. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@TechforSenior also Singapore
Thanks for clarifying that. I'm new to all this stuff and needed (due to being forced to use mobile e-tickets) to store my concert ticket somewhere. But tbh I'm very concerned about where this is all heading. It seems as though every aspect of life is becoming digitised and people are jumping onboard with all this without too much thought about how these systems can be abused by Google/Apple etc if you commit wrong think.
How do you use the funds from my 2 gift cards stored in google wallet online?
When making a purchase at a retailer that accepts Google Wallet, inform the cashier that you have a gift card stored in Google Wallet.
Open the Google Wallet app and select the gift card you want to use.
Show the barcode or QR code of the gift card to the cashier for scanning.
If the total amount exceeds the balance of one gift card, you can ask the cashier to use multiple gift cards.
The cashier can apply the first gift card, and then you can repeat the process with the second gift card.
Online Purchases:
For online purchases, go to the retailer's checkout page.
Enter the gift card details stored in Google Wallet manually (card number and PIN) if the website does not directly support Google Wallet integration.
Combine Balances (if allowed):
Some retailers may allow you to combine the balances of multiple gift cards into one card. Check with the retailer's customer service to see if this option is available.
Gen X here! How does it know what card to use if I don't even open the Wallet/Pay app? Does it just know when I'm at the L in Chicago to use the Ventra "card" versus my normal credit card also in there?
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. You can set a default credit card or choose the one you want.
Good stuff.
Hi, I installed Google Pay and put 1 credit card's info in it. I tried it once at a store which accepts Google Pay, but it didn't work. I don't have unlimited data, so I usually have Mobile Network turned off, so maybe that was it? Does the phone have to have internet connection to use Google Pay at a store? Also, another video posted by Google said to turn on NFC in Connection Preferences, but my Android 10 did not have that listed as a setting possibility. What to do? Thanks :)
Google Wallet is an APP on your phone that creates a unique transaction code for your credit card payment. It doesn't need an internet connection. It communicates with NFC to the credit card terminal and usually will not install if you don't have NFC on your phone. Assuming you have NFC I would delete the APP and try again. If you don't have NFC Google Wallet will not work.
@@TechforSenior Thank you. There is "Nearby Share" as a setting under Connection Preferences, but it appears to be sharing with other near devices via Bluetooth. Could that possibly be NFC? If not, I don't know why NFC wouldn't be on Android 10. I don't understand. That video I mentioned was from last year, so it's not outdated. Are you saying that it's possible that my phone has NFC enabled without it being listed as an option?
@@TechforSenior Hmmm. In thinking more on this, I'm wondering if NFC capability is something some phones don't have. I was thinking that it's merely software, but now I'm thinking it's a physical transmitter/receiver in the phone. I've watched multiple videos about using Google Pay, and no one has commented on this being an issue, so when I first saw NFC being referred to, I thought it was standard in all modern phones. I'm looking at my phone's manual for it, but it's not easy to find, and they may not even mention it. It's a Moto E that I bought 2 years ago, so I thought it would have everything needed.
@@TechforSenior Never mind. It wasn't mentioned in user's guide, but I finally found it mentioned by searching for it in "Help." "Your phone doesn't support NFC." Damn! Who woulda thunk it? At least I finally figured this out. Out of the multiple videos I watched on Google Pay, I only remember the one I watched earlier today mentioning enabling NFC. It would have been nice if that were mentioned from the start of any video on using Google Pay in stores.
Will you help me plz about Google wallet on my mobile phone is not working Oppo A17 asap thanks Stephen ( Profoundly deaf) 😊
Sign in to the Google Pay & Wallet Console. On the left, click Contact support.
I can't fixed about Google pay & Wallet console is not there on my mobile phone
Thank you
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Why is there a fee 14
99 a week
Thanks for watching my video and commenting. There is NO fee to use Google Wallet, Samsung Wallet or Apple Pay. The Vendor pays any transaction costs. If your Bank charges you a fee then you would have to consider your options.
Anyone know how to install a lock screen for google wallet? I have gpay installed with a screen lock, but just installed google wallet and can't seem to find a way to set up a screen lock to open the app. So if my phone gets stolen they can just open the wallet app
Usually Google wallet will turn on lock screen as part of the instillation. It will not work unless lock screen is active.
I am confused myself since ad1 what the hell is going on here somebody please tell me what's going on here
My phone doesn't have nfc so I can't pay with my phone, so my gift tokens are stuck?
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. I am surprised Google Wallet installed on a phone without NFC.
Im assuming you can’t add gift cards to your account and spend in the real world?
The Google Wallet app has limits for how many gift cards you can add. Within 30 days, you can add up to 10 cards total and 5 cards per merchant. If you have multiple gift cards for a single merchant, you can ask the merchant to combine your gift cards into one card.
@@TechforSenior wait so you can add the gift cards to the app and spend it anywhere?
@@hugorodriguez4184 Correct
@@TechforSenior thanks for helping a fellow 17 year old
if some one wants to pay you money what do you have to give them to do it using google wallet.
It depends on what Country you live in but the recent changes to Google Wallet limit it to Credit card transactions. Venmo or Paypal are good for money payment.
Can you use Google wallet for online purchases?
Yes. It is called Google Pay on line. Much more secure than putting your credit card info on the Web
If you probably send ten dollars to my varo, how can I do that
You would have to contact Varo Bank and ask about linking to Google Wallet.
The BEAST system
Thanks for watching and commenting. My word would be " evolving "
Do u have to open the app to pay with Google pay?
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. Using Google Pay on your cell phone you have to open the app because you need to select the method of payment. You could have multiple credit or debit cards.
@@TechforSenior Tha k u for your reply I will subscribe to ur channel. No I only have 1 debit card linked to the gpay.
Before I watched this, I was having many problems setting up my Google pay account. After watching this I feel like I still don't understand what to do. I actually feel dumber.
Thanks for commenting. Just to confuse everyone, Google makes it different in different countries and devices. It really depends on what Country you live in. There is a move to make Google Wallet the standard.
Hello, How can I withdraw the money I earned from trading stocks and digital currencies from my Google Money wallet? In the USA and out in the USA
That is easy. The sale of the stocks could be deposited into a bank account. You could use a debit card to access the money or a credit card that could be funded from that bank account.
@@TechforSenior thank you for your reply, is this available in Jordan (middle east)? Can i withdraw the money, the amount is so big its around 1 million and a half dollar!!!
@@ABI-ty1up No idea, You would have to discuss it with your bank.
How do I send money via Google wallet to a contact
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. The answer to your question depends on what country you live in and what device you are using google wallet on. Remember in the US you will likely be using google Pay. support.google.com/googlepay/answer/10197215?hl=en
I have a balance of 42.50 on some pay pal account
Do you work for Google? Or is Tech for seniors in anyway linked to Google? I'm assuming yes....would be nice to know
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. We have no affiliation or any support from Google. Many of our videos are very critical of Google and in that particular video I point out that Apple has 94% of the transaction business compared to Google's 3%. Apple Pay works perfectly. Google is really dropping the ball.
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God help us if Microsoft decides to enter this field. They would have like 25 different variants, each with a completely nonsensical name that would regularly change.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Agree with your thoughts
Apple pay predominance is a reality mostly in the US, not even Europe uses it that muvh, and the rest of the world is just going with google wallet for the simple fact tbat the devices don't cost you an eye and a kidney.
Thanks for watching my video and commenting. In 2021 Apple processed 22% of e-payments in Europe
Is google wallet safe?
Yes, absolutely. It is the same technology that Samsung Pay, and Apple Pay uses around the world.
How, there is no password or fingerprint required to pay? So how it is safe?
@@blackshadow3741 Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. The security is on your phone and depends on how your manufacturer sets it up. It could be a PW, Biometric Scan, finger print.. etc. The watches require a PIN. The vendor only gets a transaction code so no credit card number or PIN is scanned into the reader, Much more secure.
@@TechforSenior I'm using samsung pay curve card seems very similar I love the curve card as it works on banks that samsung pay on its own don't support like my Lloyd's bank I have all my cards from different banks on the curve card I use it on my samsung gw4 so handy Thanks for this great video I did wonder what happened to g pay 😀 👍
Well here in India Google is winning...
Yes that is true. The last Team Lead for the Google Wallet Team was brought in from India.
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what if you get a refund?
Google Wallet has your existing credit cards. If the merchant refunds then the money would go from the Vendor directly to your credit card as it does now. Remember the only function of Google Wallet is to provide security to your credit card transaction by using a " Transaction Code " that doesn't give any personal information.
Setting playback speed to 1.25 is a must.
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I am a slow learner. It's a perfect speed for me. 😊
Three minutes in and still hasn't said anything...
I hope this works
Thanks for watching my video and taking time to comment. I use Google Wallet everyday on my Pixel 6 phone. I just wish it would work on my Fitbit Sense.
I am a 21 year old man and this stuff is confusing to me. I hope none of you feel bad for not understanding this horribly designed technology.
Edit: The concept is great, but the execution is horrible.
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I'm not a senior. But I know the value in this. Thank you so much for making this channel!! Wished I still had my grandma so I'd play this for her 🥺
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It is a bout messed up my phone is so full i am tired and it is freezing here i have been in the gas station for an hour to tap pay?
I have a balance of 42.50 on some pay pal account
I have a balance of 42.50 on some pay pal account