What's new in Google Pay
summary
Google launches Virtual Cards that replace a card's 16‑digit number with a distinct virtual PAN and a dynamically generated CVV during Chrome and Android autofill, reducing fraud and eliminating manual entry; Visa, Capital One, and American Express enroll in the US this summer with Mastercard before the holidays, and users manage cards at pay.google.com. A stricter verification flow uses inline tokenization or card OTP, and EU SCA support uses device binding for one‑click biometric auth. Developers get PSP open‑source samples, a Firebase extension, web and Flutter libraries, and the new Google Wallet on 40+ countries and Wear OS.
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- 0:00Introduction to Google Pay
- 1:21The Need for Better Security
- 2:24Virtual Cards for Security
- 4:41Managing Virtual Cards
- 5:58Rewarding Payment Experiences
- 7:07Card Ownership Verification
- 8:57Verification Workflows
- 10:17EU Regulatory Compliance
- 11:48Developer Tools and APIs
- 14:10Introducing Google Wallet
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