Google has officially launched its mobile payment service, Google Wallet, in Pakistan, offering users a streamlined way to make digital transactions. The service enables users to make in-app, online, and contactless payments via their mobile devices, promising greater convenience and security in the country’s evolving digital payments landscape.
To get started, users can download the Google Wallet app from the Google Play Store. If a compatible credit or debit card is already linked to the Google account, it will automatically appear in the app. Otherwise, users can add new cards and easily set up the wallet for contactless payments.
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Google Wallet currently supports cards from major Pakistani banks like HBL, Meezan Bank, UBL, and Jazzcash, among others. More financial institutions, including Allied Bank and Easypaisa Digital Bank, are expected to integrate with the service soon, expanding its reach.
In addition to payments, Google Wallet offers features like loyalty cards and boarding passes, enhancing convenience for both everyday shopping and travel. With more businesses set to accept Google Pay, the digital payment landscape in Pakistan is on the verge of a significant transformation.
