Android Pay is coming to the web via Chrome soon
Android pay has been sweeping the market since its
launch, thanks to the wide diversification of android users. The easiness to
just tap your phone to make a payment has really got the users and Google are
looking to make the game even bigger. Here are the recent announcements
regarding android pay.
Android Pay comes to the web
Google has the habit of taking things to the next level
and as the Android pay adoption continues to grow with haste, it is looking to
make the horizon even bigger by bringing the pay to the web. If the latest
announcements are taken into consideration, the latest version of the company’s Chrome web browser will have the new API of Android Pay.
Android Pay for selected partners
Although Google hasn’t clearly stated exactly when the
payment will go live and has not commented out too many details and how it will
work through a browser. It is expected that the Pay will be initiated with
limited and selected retail partners say the Asus tablet parts Canada and tablet screen repair providers.
Not everything can be bought using Android Pay
Google has made its intentions clear about not using
the Pay for online payments used for the purchase of goods and is intended more
on offline transactions that are taking place for the day to day consumers.
Fingerprint verification
Another interesting, yet related development is that
the fingerprint support can be incorporated into Google’s Chrome and web the payment system in the future giving the users to make the payment across all media
and portable devices through the payment platform. The deployment of finger
verification will also enable a safer cross-channel for payments as well as enable
the users to make the use of varied platforms.
Android Pay for more banks
It hasn’t gone unnoticed that the support for Android
Pay has been growing quickly lately among the users. The facts are only made
strong with the recent announcements made by Google quoting that the support
for more banks in the UK and the USA are arriving and being tested out by its experts.
Google is also punching its marketing strategies to make its payment platform a household name among the users; with the latest coming as its collaboration
with Uber to make discounted payments
The effectiveness and ease of Android Pay haven't gone unnoticed and soon we can see the Pay for its
cross mobile web platforms.
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