Google Pay

Pros: It great to process payments for apps and others online platforms that allow google payments so underated!

Cons: Sometimes when I try to add my card details on Google pay does not work due to local bank issues but other thing is that some platforms do not support Google pay and that makes it hard for us users

Pros: It still does what it is supposed to do but it doesn’t have as much support as it once did originally.

Cons: It’s not as widely compatible with as many devices as it used to be and you can only use it on certain android devices.

Pros: The thing I like most is definitely the speed of the tap to pay feature. Its so much faster than digging through my bag for a wallet and I never have to worry about if I forgot my cards at home. I also really like how it integrates with my gmail for tracking receipts and stuff. The security side of things gives me peace of mind too since it uses virtual numbers so the actual merchant never sees my real card info.

Cons: Sometimes the app feels a bit cluttered after the recent updates. It’s not a huge deal though since it still works wonderfully.

Pros: The "Invisible" Experience: Not having to carry a physical card or open a specific app to pay at a terminal is a massive lifestyle upgrade.

Cons: Dependency on Connectivity: While "Tap to Pay" works offline for a limited number of transactions, the broader app features (like P2P transfers) may not work properly in dead zones.

Pros: Incredible easy to use, virtually no learning curve or need for customer support. Value for money is great because it is free to use. Money transfering, transactions, and card management works perfectly. Also appreciate the sync.

Cons: Virtually none, Never had slowdowns or bugs of any sort. Payments always went through no problem and cards stay synced.

Pros: Users love that they no longer need to carry a physical wallet. The ability to pay for groceries, petrol, or retail items using just a phone or smartwatch is a major draw.Features like "tap to pay" and saved checkout information on websites streamline the purchasing process, making transactions much faster than using traditional cards.

Cons: Transactions can fail or take significantly longer if there is a poor data connection or if bank servers are running slowly.

Pros: I liked that Google Pay was a one-in-all digital wallet that supports a multitude of types of cards, payment processing plans, statements, tickets, rewards, and other types of perks. Additionally, its reputation as a highly secure service, with convenient, easy-to-use UI and ability to transfer money, made me feel very comfortable with the app and I was already familiar with the Google brand.

Cons: I disliked that there were a number of technical glitches tied to the Google Suite of products, as well as functionality issues when attempting in-person or third-party purchases at places that may not accept or claim to accept Google Pay.

Pros: easy to use, 24/7 customer service a new way to transfer money quickly and safely. transactions for everyday use and payment method

Cons: I like Google Pay, I can't think of anything negative to say. Nowadays there are several platforms like this, but I feel safe with Google Pay.

Pros: It is a very convenient way to pay for merchandise using your phone. At times now I no longer need to bring my wallet.

Cons: I don’t have many critiques. It seems to work consistently and it is very easy to open up and use on a cell phone.

Pros: I like that Google Pay lets me make quick, contactless payments without needing my physical wallet, and keeps all my cards in one secure place on my phone. The tap‑to‑pay feature is fast, works in most stores I visit, and I appreciate the added security from tokenization and biometric authentication.

Cons: What I like least is that payments still depend on having a good data connection or bank servers working smoothly, so an occasional transaction can fail or take longer than expected at checkout. It would also be helpful to have better, more responsive support in the app when a payment is delayed or marked pending.

Pros: What I like most about Google pay is that I can use it literally anywhere with much ease and no hassle.

Cons: What I like least about Google pay is verification can sometimes be a bit complicated when needing to verify and you do that for it to say you haven't.

Pros: Google pay is great for cardless transactions and online transactions. I use it for both and it makes paying so easy! I love not needing to carry my cards with me everywhere I go.

Cons: I wish there was a split payment option. When adding gift cards to Google Pay it is slightly inconvenient to not be able to process two payments on one transaction.

Pros: What I like most about Google pay is the payment options it offers, especially "tap to pay", I love that I don't have to carry my physical card around with me and I can use my phone to pay whenever I need to. Definitely provides a feeling of security.

Cons: What at least like about Google pay is the reimbursement for unauthorized purchases in Google Play process. I feel as though if I am charged and it shows Google pay then that's who I should get assistance from, but at times I've had to wait days just to be told to contact a different company.

Pros: With Google pay I don't have to worry about card clonning, also I can pay in Ebay, local stores, and more online platforms, even on my laptop, phone or watch, card in home, pay with phone. Even my grandma uses it.

Cons: I don't have a problem with google, not at all, this is very helpful and very easy to use, my problem is to some stores that still don't allows it.

Pros: Like all Google products the interface storage and record management is great. There’s way more functionality here than in stripe or Zelle.

Cons: Mark marking duplicate payments can be a challenge and linking those records does not always seem intuitive especially for new users

Pros: Google pay is easy to use, helps with seamless transactions and card management and makes checking out online so much faster!

Cons: Sometimes it's difficult to manage your address list in Google pay depending on the device you're using.

Pros: Great and simple way to make payments Very secure and everything is monitored and recorded. Very happy with the product

Cons: Dependant upon good internet connection which is sometimes patchy. Cannot be relied upon every time.

Pros: Free app locating, Updating when there is a newer version is always good to keep things up to date. No cost to use, safe to use.

Cons: Payments fail, customer service is not the best. Long hold times and will close your account for no reason

Pros: Its a very convenient digital method of payment for when your on the go. It's a 2 step process to access and can have multiple cards on it.

Cons: Honestly nothing. Ifs free, very easy to use, and works everytime. It can accept all types of credit cards as well as debit.

Pros: Tap to pay fits perfectly in the shop and marina, and saved cards speed repeat bookings for repeat customers.

Cons: New customers have a minute to add cards, and issuer-specific support streams keep refund queries at bay.

Pros: Straightforward dashboard and interface. No need to pay anything to use it. Easy to add new cards when needed. Transactions history available if i need to check them.

Cons: Not all stores or online services accept Google Pay. The custom support seems mainly automated which makes the support not accurate all the time.

Pros: Sending and receiving money from the bank or from other digital wallet is free for charge. Google wallet links with more credit/debit cards and you can choose any linked card for payments

Cons: It only works with banks which support UPI, prepaid mastercard and it's limited to other countries cross the world.

Pros: Not one thing. 0 customer support or service. Colossol waste of time to speak with someone. Crazy that to review, this site wants my linked in acct or business acct.

Cons: Somehow I am being billed over $10/mos for fitbit premium for over a year. I do not recall signing up for this. Google reported "We see no fraudulent activity". No refund, no nothing. I have replied at the very least stop charging me. We will see. I am looking at the 5 star reviews, can't believe someone would rate them this.