Google’s push into banking could include a not-so-subtle parallel to the Apple Card. A TechCrunch leak suggests that Google is developing a smart debit card. While the payment format would clearly ...

Earlier this year, Google blew up the existing Google Pay and started over with a new codebase that had more restrictions and fewer features. Now, the company is finally starting to add features on ...

The goal is for the card to be the foundation of Google Pay, the search giant's mobile payment service. Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, focusing on Google and Yahoo. He previously ...

Learning how to use Google Pay is easy, whether you have an Android device or an iPhone. The Big G’s digital payment platform lets users pay for products and services online and in stores, send money, ...

China Banking Corporation (Chinabank) is taking another confident step in its digital journey as it introduces Google Pay ...

Back in November, we heard a rumor that Google could launch its own branded checking accounts in 2020. Well, here we are in 2020 (what a ride it’s been so far!), and we have our first look at what ...

You probably use your phone for just about everything – texting, gaming, shopping – but what about as a replacement for your wallet? Mobile payment apps such as Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay ...

Over the past few hours, some Google Pay/Wallet users have received an erroneous “You added a new card to your Google Account” email. Update 10/3: Google acknowledged and apologized for the issue on ...

Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this story misidentified the Apple Card. Google is hoping you'd like have a branded debit card to go with your Google Pay account. The tech giant ...

If you’re heavily into cryptocurrencies, we have good news as you can now add your Coinbase card to your Google Pay account for wireless payments. Given the volatile nature of cryptocurrencies, it ...

The US banking system is highly fragmented, services among banks are arcane and specialized, no one (except… maybe customers) gains from making it easier to transfer funds. Click to expand... Is it ...