Google Pay is basically the same as Venmo, PayPal...and like Apple Cash. Google Wallet is like Apple Pay, a system for handling payments of different types (credit cards, transit cards, P2P).
1 year ago (edited) | 6
Been using Wallet for a few years here in Britain. I knew about G Pay but I hadn't adopted contactless back then. It makes better sense to just have everyone on one version of a virtual wallet.
1 year ago | 0
Don't be confused. The G Pay will still work through the Google Wallet app. Google sucks at branding and marketing. 😒
1 year ago | 1
Google pay came from Google pay india which is a evolution from google tez(fast in hindi).
1 year ago | 5
That’s why I’m with Samsung and Apple Pay. They won’t pull the rug out tomorrow. Google are outta their minds
1 year ago | 2
Here in India Gpay is a completely different app, and it's extremely popular.
1 year ago | 0
Yup that I knew because literally anyone who has an android phone where I am already has it ironic ain't it? I mean the US is still getting it 🤣
1 year ago | 0
Maybe I will stop opening G pay on my phone now to only get told I'm using the wrong app again.
1 year ago | 1
google is going down because of low quality coders from asia and because of woke culture real talent is getting wasted... 500 employees are enough
1 year ago | 1
CNET
Born September 19, 2011, GPay helped many Android users purchase items using their phones and/or smartwatches. On June 4, 2024, it and Google's peer-to-peer payment system will fly to the tech afterlife, to be succeeded by Google Wallet.
It's a loss many will feel, but GPay will not be forgotten.
Did you know GPay and Google Wallet were different apps? Let us know in the comments.
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