Key Points:
- Google Wallet on Android has a simple list to make it easier for the user to remember selected forms of payment.
- Important changes in this regard include a redesigned account menu as well as a new “Payment Methods” list, which is now more intuitive than previously displayed as “Partner Banks”.
- You won’t need to worry about your saved cards – they’re all encrypted, approved previews, network drops, and details left with the last four digits corresponding.
Google Wallet for Android has undergone a subtle but impactful change, introducing a user-friendly feature: it has an available “Payment Method” list. The spirit of improving this feature emerged, which ultimately simplifies the saved payment options for users to manage.
Finally, the Account menu has been made more precise. It used to have “Pay Contactless Setup” whereas now it has “Payment Setup”. Similarly, the previous “Participating Banks” list has been removed and replaced with a full section titled “Payment Methods”.
Here, all users’ cards are tied together and kept encrypted for security; They allow viewing each card’s image, network identifier, and last four digits. It may not be so convenient; Now instead of inserting a card and going through a confirmation process, just set the default to contactless and add new ones, you will have a card for each bank without any problems.
This update is a testament to Google’s pursuit of perfection in its platform which is designed for the convenience of users. Rolled out at the same time as the server-side update, this change is expected to improve your Google Wallet experience at the Android device level.
