Google Pay allows you to pay for purchases with your Android™ phone by holding it near a contactless reader at participating merchants. *KitKat 4.4 and Lollipop versions of Android are currently supported.

You can use Google Pay in stores with contactless terminals with either of these:

You don't even have to open the Google Pay app to make a purchase with the NFC terminal.

Yes, you can use Google Pay to pay for things in apps. You can use either of these purchase buttons:

At checkout, you will touch the Google Pay purchase button. You may also be prompted to select a payment method and enter their shipping address before confirming their order. If you don't like entering16 digits, and further details each time you buy something, this feature is a relief.

Google Pay comes preloaded on several devices. If you already have your OAS FCU card in your Google account, simply add it to Google Pay by confirming a few details or add it as a new card-it's as simple as snapping a picture. Then, simply unlock your phone and move it close to the payment terminal to make a payment.

Fingerprint scanning is the most secure smartphone authentication method, right now. New Android phones offer fingerprint authentication as a means of authentication. Google Pay also accepts a PIN code, password, or pattern to authenticate a transaction.

Google provides a service called Android Device Manager that allows them to find, locate and erase their device if lost or stolen. Additionally, you can contact the credit union and disable the card token.