Android Pay explained: How it works and where it's supported
Android Pay explained: How it works and where it's supported
While you have Apple Pay for the iPhone, Google's system is called Android Pay.Android Pay launched on 11 September 2015 in the US and has been growing in supported banks State-side since launch.The service launched in the UK on 18 May 2016, but other territories have yet to get Android Pay.
Android Pay guide: What is Android Pay? Which banks support Android Pay?
Android Pay guide: What is Android Pay? Which banks support Android Pay?
Android Pay is now available in the UK, allowing you to make payments using your mobile phone rather than a bank card.Here's what you need to know about Android Pay in the UK, which banks and shops support Android Pay, and what is Android Pay Day.See also: LG Pay.
Android Pay expands to NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland, Ulster Bank and Santander
Android Pay expands to NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland, Ulster Bank and Santander
Android Pay has been available in the UK for around four months now, but some major banks have been lacking support.That's changed today though, as NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland, Ulster Bank and Santander customers are now all able to make use of Google's contactless payment system.To get started just download the Android Pay app and register a card – or check out or full guide on how to use Android Pay.
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