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Google Pay – Digital Payment App by Google for India

Google Pay

Google Pay Formally known as Tez is a new digital payment app launched by Google. Google Pay(Google Pay) is an exclusive app for India. You can send receive instantly to anyone using this app. Google Pay app will work with mobile, tablet, desktop and laptop. Google Pay means fast. This application is using NPCI’s (National Payments Corporation of India) Unified Payments Interface (UPI). This app is available in multiple languages. You can find Google Pay – Payment App by Google in Google Play.

How to use Google Pay Digital Payment App by Google?

The step by step guide for using Google Pay Digital Payment App is given below.

#  Step -1

Download Google Pay From Google Play. Upon installation, you will be prompted with language preference. This app supports seven languages starting from English to Tamil.

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# Step -2

Now you need to input your phone number. Use number that is registered with your bank account. Next is a selection of your Email Id from your Google profile. Once you are done press continue button and application would generate OTP for the verification.

Tez Mobile App

#Step -3

After Verification of your account using OTP, you will be prompted to apply additional security by creating Google PIN or by using your screen lock. This is to safeguard your application from unauthorized access.

#Step-4

Add your Bank account by clicking on Add Bank Account. Select your bank, the app will verify your register bank account and ask you for last 6 digits of your ATM card and expiry date. Once you enter this information you are good to go with sending and receiving payment using Tez.

Tez

You can send receive payment using account number, UPI ID, QR code or by phone number. Click on a New icon, enter the detail and make payment. You can also avail rewards and offer from the dashboard. This includes inviting friends and getting Rs.51 for acceptance and first transaction.

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Key Features of Google Pay

  • Send receive money to your friends and family. Instantly transfer money from one bank account to another.
  • Multilayer Google Security and PIN-based restriction using Google Pay Shield. Each transaction is secured with your UPI PIN and the app is secured with a Google PIN or fingerprint.
    No need to share personal details for sending and receiving payment only UPI id is enough.
  • Google Pay works with all banks in India that support UPI.
  • This app supports multiple languages like English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi and Tamil.
  • You can avail multiple rewards and benefits like getting Google Pay Scratch Card. You have a chance to win up to Rs.1000 per transaction. Google Pay’s Lucky Sunday Content with a chance to win up to Rs.1 Lakh every week.
  • Entire transaction history is saved for review and reference purpose.
  • You can also use this app to make online payment using UPI.
  • Currently app is supporting bank account soon debit card and credit card payment features will be added.
  • Another feature under pipeline is to set reminders for recurring bills such as DTH.
  • This app require Indian bank account and registered mobile number for making transaction.

Review

An excellent application with an amazing interface to make transactions anytime anywhere. It’s very easy to use and pretty fast. It supports options to pay using QR Code, phone and UPI ID. As it is backed by Google security will be very robust. Additional rewards and offers are added advantage for the end users.

Overall it seems to be very good app. Let’s see how this app will gain momentum with Digital India Initiative.

Shitanshu Kapadia
Shitanshu Kapadia
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