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Tap to pay with your phone

Tap to pay with your phone

You can use your phone to pay for goods or services with Google Wallet.

Where you can use Google Wallet

Important:

You can pay with Google Wallet wherever you find the contactless or Google Pay symbols. They’re located on the payment terminal screen or cash register at checkout.

You can buy items with your phone or pay for transit on trains and buses on contactless terminals with either of these logos:

Google Pay symbol

Contactless symbol

Set up tap to pay Pay in a store Step 1: Wake up & unlock your phone

Important: For users with a Pixel 7 or Pixel 7 Pro, Face Unlock is currently not supported for tap to pay transactions. Consider adding an instruction to open the Wallet app first before the payment.

Tips:

Step 2: Hold the back of your phone to the payment reader

Important: You need to verify the transaction with one of the supported Android screen lock methods.

Step 3: If the payment is successful, a blue check mark will appear on the screen.The blue checkmark didn’t appear on your screen The cashier says that your payment was declined Return something you bought in a store
  1. Bring your receipt and item to the store.
  2. If asked to swipe your card, hold the back of your phone to the contactless payment terminal.

For some returns, you might have to provide the last 4 digits of your virtual card. Learn more about virtual cards.

  1. Open the Google Wallet app .
  2. At the top, tap the card you used for the purchase. You may have to swipe from right to left.
  3. At the top, click More .
  4. The last 4 digits of the virtual card are displayed.

The retailer should tell you when to expect your refund.

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