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Let customers pay with Google Pay. No configuration required.

Google Pay is a digital wallet linked to people's Google Accounts. It works with Android-powered devices and Google Chrome on all platforms, except on iPhones and iPads.

With over 150 million active users, it's popular with Android users, especially in the United States and Europe.

You don't need to sign up for Google Pay for Business to add Google Pay as a payment option with Paddle.

Key features

CountriesAll, except IN
PlatformsAndroid-powered devices, Chromebooks, Google Chrome
CurrenciesAll
One-time items
Subscriptions
Refunds
Chargebacks
Can be presented when saved?
InstallmentsBuy now, pay later for Google Pay

Installment payments are between the purchasing customer and payment method issuer. When customers pay using installments, you receive the full amount as part of your payouts as normal. To learn more, see Installments

How it works

  1. Illustration showing an overlay checkout with a card payment form. The checkout is off-center, focused on the payment form only. There is a button that says 'Google Pay' at the top.

    Customer chooses Google Pay

    Turn on Google Pay in a couple of clicks in your Paddle dashboard. Paddle automatically presents Google Pay as a payment method for customers paying in a supported country on a supported platform.

  2. Illustration showing a Google Pay purchase prompt. The illustration shows the Google Pay logo at the top, with two sections separated by lines. The first section has a user icon and some text represented by a gray block. The second section has an American Express logo and some text represented by a gray block. There is a 'Pay now' button at the bottom.

    Customer selects a card

    Customers choose a saved payment card in their Google Wallet that they'd like to use to pay. They can check address and other details before confirming.

  3. Illustration showing a Google Pay purchase prompt. The illustration shows the Google Pay logo at the top, with two sections separated by lines. The first section has a user icon and some text represented by a gray block. The second section has an American Express logo and some text represented by a gray block. There is a non-animated spinner at the bottom.

    Customer confirms purchase

    Google Pay prompts the customer to confirm their purchase. If they're using Google Chrome or an Android-powered device, they may be asked to authenticate using on-device biometrics.

  4. Illustration showing a Paddle Checkout success screen. It has a large green checkmark.

    Payment complete

    If successful, Paddle Checkout shows a success screen or enters your success workflow.

Accept Google Pay

  1. Go to Paddle > Checkout > Checkout settings.

  2. On the General tab, check Google Pay.

  3. Click Save to apply.

Illustration showing the payment method checkboxes in the checkout settings screen in the Paddle dashboard.

Test Google Pay

You'll need to get Google Chrome or use an Android-powered device to test Google Pay.

You can test Google Pay using your Paddle sandbox account.

  1. Turn on Google Pay for your Paddle account.

  2. Sign up for a Google Account, if you don't already have one.

  3. Add at least one card to Google Pay. You can use test cards when working with Google Pay, but you must have at least one valid card in your wallet.

  4. Join the Google Group for test cards. This automatically adds test cards to your wallet when Google Pay detects a test environment, like Paddle sandbox.

  5. Open a checkout and choose Google Pay as the payment method.

  6. Choose one of the Google Pay test cards and complete purchase.

If you're using Google Chrome on desktop, make sure the Allow sites to check if you have payment methods option is turned on in Chrome settings. This is turned on by default.

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