Google Wallet has rolled out in South Africa and five other countries across the world. The Google Pay app will be folded into the wallet and discontinued as an individual app in the country.
The wallet app was launched in partnership with banks like FirstRand Absa, Nedbank, Standard Bank, Discovery Bank, and Investec.
The Google Wallet features Google Pay, which facilitates payment at points of sale (POS) Users can tap-yes, tap-their phones on POS devices and authenticate themselves with a fingerprint, their face, or a pin to pay for goods or services.
Google Wallet goes beyond payments. You can store digital items like loyalty cards, vaccination cards, digital car keys, ID cards, and event tickets in it too. Global airlines like KLM, United, Air France, and Singapore Airlines have partnered with Google Wallets so users in South Africa can purchase flight tickets online, create the digital version in their Wallet Store, and store it in their wallets.
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