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Google’s Contactless Payment, Android Pay, in the UK: How to Set it Up on Your

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Android App to be Launched in UK and How can You Set it Up on Your

Google is all set to launch its contactless payment, Android Pay, in the UK. The firm said that it has chosen UK as next place to offer mobile payments due to their familiarity with contactless payments. This facility, till now was only available in the U.S.

The system has partnered with some banks where you can register your cards that you will use for contactless payment. To use the app, Android Pay, your mobile must be NFC enabled. The phone should be running on Android KitKat 4.4 or above.

Currently, few banks are supporting the launch and other may join it later. Banks that are supporting the launch includes:

  1. MBNA
  2. Halifax
  3. Llyods Bank
  4. Bank of Scotland
  5. First Direct
  6. Nationwide
  7. M&S Bank

Banks that are not supporting the Android Pay now are:

  1. TSB
  2. NatWest
  3. American Express
  4. Barclays
  5. Tesco Bank
  6. Barclaycard
  7. Santander
  8. Boon. By Wirecard

You can setup Android Pay by following the below mentioned steps:

  • If your phone is NFC enabled, simply download Android Pay app from the Google Play.
  • Now open the app and take a picture of debit or credit card that you want to add to your Android Pay.
  • While paying a payment through a terminal the screen should be on. Now hold a phone to the hub.
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How does the Android Pay Works?

Contactless Payment, Android Pay, in the UK
Google’s Contactless Payment

If your payments and transactions are lower than £30 then, the Android App needs not to be open. This can be done without unlocking your phone but the screen should be on.

You need to enter security code, finger print or lock pattern if your transaction is above £30. A unique code is generated every time a transaction is done.

What is the Limit?

You can pay any amounts set by individual bank and merchant. For UK it is £30.

If the phone is lost or stolen, it can be located, wiped and locked remotely by Android Device Manager.

Android Pay has a huge potential in UK. If People here found that it is convenient and simple then, using cards will become old fashioned. The dream of phone becoming the mobile wallet will become reality.

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