Many iPhone users rely on Apple Pay for a variety of payments. But if you are an Android phone user using Google Pay and you are new to iPhone, you may be wondering how to use Google Pay on your new phone.
With Google Pay on your iPhone, you can easily send and receive money. In addition to payment, there are the following:
1- Download the Google Pay app on your iPhone:
Since the iPhone is owned by Apple, the Google Pay app is not working on the phone yet. But you can download the Google Pay app for free from the App Store and get started.
2- Setting up and using the Google Pay app:
After downloading the app, start setting up Google Pay to use it normally. When you open the app for the first time, you will be asked to sign in to your Google account. You may also be asked to verify your phone number.
After logging in to Google Pay on your iPhone, the app should contain all your payment information, such as: for example, credit card information, etc.
You can do this by clicking on your account picture that appears in the upper right corner and you will see a list of your accounts and all payments, transfers and receipts.
If you can't find this information, tap (Set up Google Pay balance) to add your bank account or credit card information. Once the app is set up, you can send, receive, and pay money.
3- How to pay in store using the Google Pay app
One of the best features of Apple Pay and Google Pay is the ability to easily pay using the app at local stores as well as online payments. However, the iPhone payment method is different from the Android payment method.
Use the in-app QR code scanner to pay with the Google Pay app on iPhone at local stores. By following these steps:
- Click on the (Explorer) tab at the bottom of the main application screen.
- You will see a QR code symbol in the upper left corner, click on it to open the scanner.
- Scan the QR code at the vending machine or wherever Google Pay codes are available at the stores where you shop.
- Then you will see options to send money and make a payment.
Should I use Google Pay or Apple Pay?
Many Android users want to keep using Google Pay after they switch phones and start using iPhones. In their Google Pay account they have all their credit card and bank account information. Continue using the same app, then access a new app and re-enter your bank account and credit card information.
However, problems can occur with limited functionality, for example b. The Apple Pay app allows payment by double-tapping the play button, which the Google Pay app on the iPhone can't.