With the launch of Google Pay, Bank Alfalah customers will be able to experience seamless, secure, and efficient transactions with Google Pay. By adding their Bank Alfalah VISA and Mastercard cards to Google Wallet, users can effortlessly make contactless payments at numerous merchants worldwide, shop online, and complete in-app purchases with enhanced security and convenience.
What is Google Pay?
Google Pay is the safe way to pay and make secure purchases in stores, in apps, and on the web
What is Google Wallet?
Google Wallet is the place where you store your credit or debit cards so you can use them with Google Pay.
How does it work?
Google Wallet allows customers to add their credit and debit cards into Google Wallet for contactless payments. customers can make payments without physically using their cards by simply tapping their mobile devices on the POS terminal where contactless payments are accepted, in apps, and on the web.
Benefits of Google Wallet
Customers can add their credit and debit cards into Google Wallet for contactless payments.
Customers can make payments without physically using their cards by simply tapping their mobile devices on the POS terminal.
Customers can download the Google Wallet app, add their Bank Alfalah Visa or Mastercard, and start making payments instantly.
Google Wallet provides users a convenient and secure way to make payments in stores where contactless payments are accepted, in apps, and on the web.
With multiple layers of security, including industry-standard tokenization, transactions are processed using a virtual card number, ensuring enhanced protection.
Additionally, in case of a lost or stolen device, ‘Find My Device’ function allows them to lock their device instantly, secure it with a new password, or wipe it clean of personal information.
These security measures surpass standard card protections, reinforcing Bank Alfalah’s dedication to user safety.
Beyond payments, Google Wallet is a digital hub for everyday essentials, allowing users to easily store and access payment cards, loyalty cards, and boarding passes.
Adding digital items to Google Wallet is a seamless process, with options such as an ‘Add to Google Wallet’ button available at the time of purchase or allowing for manual addition within the app.
Users can also manage their data and privacy settings through Google Wallet’s intuitive controls, providing transparency and control over stored information
What do you need to add your card in Google Wallet?
NFC enabled Mobile Device
Android Operating System
Active Card (VISA & MasterCard)
Mobile Device Security Lock
How to add your card in Google Wallet?
Open the Google Wallet App
Tap on “Add a card” button
Enter card details manually or add card details by taking a picture of your card
Tap on “Save and Continue”
Tap on “Enable Tap & Pay” Option
Read and Confirm Terms and Conditions and Tap on “Accept”
Congratulations! Your Card is ready to Tap & Pay
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How to perform transactions using “Google Pay” feature through mobile devices?
Hold your unlocked mobile device near the card reader until you receive confirmation
Your Transaction will be successfully conducted
Unlock your device if locked using your PIN, Fingerprint, Pattern or Facial Recognition
Tap your device on POS Terminal
Your transaction will be conducted
When you use Google Wallet, your cards and your transactions are saved in your Google Account. You can change what is kept and manage your privacy settings at any time.
Yes, as your Google Wallet functions as a digital wallet, you can tap and pay with Google Wallet when you’re overseas as long as your payment cards are enabled for cross-border transactions.
Google Wallet uses tokens, a type of temporary alias for your actual account number, to help keep your account information safe. This token is created when you add a card to the Google Pay app or your banking app. When you make contactless payments, your tokenized account number is shared with the merchant instead of your actual account number.
We require a screen lock. In most countries you can make small payments with a locked device, but for larger payments or multiple small payments, we require you to unlock your phone. This helps prevent fraud if your phone is lost or stolen.
Your Google Account comes with built-in security designed to detect and block threats like spam, malware, and viruses. With this built-in security, the Google Wallet data that’s stored in your Google Account is better protected from unauthorized access.
Google’s Wallet will be easy to access and comprehensive in the use cases it supports, while also supporting seamless cross-Google app experiences and meeting our high security standards.
Easy to access – Get to all your stuff quickly on your phone. Users expect to be able to digitize their physical wallet, from payments and loyalty to tickets. Google Wallet is a redesigned digital wallet for Android that provides fast, secure access to everyday essentials.
Comprehensive – Google Wallet covers the use cases users care about. Users will have the convenience of leaving their physical wallets at home, and still be able to access payment cards and more from their Android phone.
Safe and secure – Google Wallet is safer than plastic cards. Real card numbers are never shared keeping users protected. Google Wallet reduces fraud, requiring a fingerprint, face, or pin to pay
Google Wallet is available to users on any Android phone running Android 5.2 or later.
Android users can download the Google Wallet app in the Play Store.
Security and privacy are built into every part of Google Wallet.
Google do not sell customer’s information to third parties.
Google do not share customer’s transaction history across Google for ads targeting
Customers have choice, control and transparency when it comes to customers’ privacy
Google are providing granular settings for customers to create a privacy experience that works for them
No, once the card is added in the Google Wallet, then the Mobile device will become an NFC payment device for contactless payments.
The card limits along with parameters associated with the cards and system will be catered according to the existing process. E.g. if the card limit is not available, then the transaction will be declined.