Google Pay

Payment system for all smartphones with NFC

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Date18-Nov-2022

Version2.163.485164435

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Size16.73 Mb

Google Play Rating★ 1.3 (1.41M)

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Android Pay is a system of payment for purchases in payment terminals using smartphones from Google. With it, you can pay for purchases where contactless payment is accepted (Magnet, M.Video, KFC and many others), and you can also use it in online services and stores (Ozon, Yandex.Taxi, etc.). This system is available to Visa and MasterCard cardholders from the following banks:

AK Bars;
Alfa Bank;
Binbank;
VTB 24;
Opening;
MTS-Bank;
Promsvyazbank;
Raiffeisenbank;
Rosselkhozbank;
Russian standard;
Sberbank;
Tinkoff;
Yandex money.

To work with this application you need to have a device with Android 4.4 or higher, as well as with NFC and without root-rights. It is possible to work with the clock based on Android Wear 2.0.

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You can download and install Google Pay on your computer using Google Play Games

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Last date18-Nov-2022

Popularity7% (

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Package namecom.google.android.apps.walletnfcrel

How to install Google Pay

Download apk file
After the download is complete, the downloaded file will be displayed in the notification shade (top), and will also be located in the "Download" folder (any file manager )
Install the downloaded APK file using any file manager or by clicking on it (on the downloaded file) in the notification shade
If you are installing apps for the first time not from Google Play (but using a file manager or browser), you will need to grant the appropriate permission. This is done only once.

How to update Google Pay

To update the application, install the new version of the application over (without deleting) the old one.
This update will only be possible if the previous version of the application is downloaded from us. Otherwise, there will be a signature conflict and you will see the message "Application not installed".
For what "Signatures" are and what they are for, read here.