Simpler and faster payments with Google Pay

Google Pay is a digital wallet and mobile payment system that works on all Android devices.

As a digital wallet, Google Pay stores your Universal Capital Bank payment cards (debit and credit), and as a service, it enables tap-to-pay transactions with digitalized pazment cards via NFC on Android devices – in stores, apps, and on web sites.

Google Pay provides all Android users with simple, secure, and fast payments, which are essential for convenient financial management in today’s digital world. With Google Pay, your phone becomes your way to pay.

Benefits of Google Pay payments

Google Pay service offers a flexible and modern functionality for managing your finances through digital technologies, which form the foundation of the digital society.

Payments with Google Pay are both simple and secure:

No need to carry a physical card or cash, as all your cards are located in one place – on your mobile phone, which is always with you
Simple adding or removing cards from the wallet
Receiving real-time spending notifications
You only need to unlock the phone and hold it near the POS terminal (NFC)
Online payments are completed in 1-2 clicks, without the need to enter card details
Google does not share your card number with merchants – using tokenization, the system sends a “virtual number” instead of your actual card nuber
Each payment requires biometric authentication (fingerprint, face recognition) or a PIN when activating Wallet
Free to use – Universal Capital Bank clients can use Google Pay service without any fees or charges

Universal Capital Bank cards that can be used for Google Pay payments

To use the Google Pay service, both individual and business users can add all types of Universal Capital Bank MasterCard cards (debit and credit) to Google Wallet:

MasterCard Debit
MasterCard Standard Credit
MasterCard Platinum Credit
MasterCard Platinum Credit – metal card
MasterCard Platinum Business Credit

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