What’s brand-new in Google Pay– Google for Developers Blog Site

Published by Jose Ugia– Designer Relations Engineer

Throughout Google I/O 2023, we shared a few of the brand-new functions we’re contributing to Google Pay and talked about how you can utilize them to streamline and reinforce your combinations, and include worth to your consumers paying in your application or site.

Continue Reading for a summary of what we covered throughout the occasion, or have a look at the recording of our session on YouTube: What’s brand-new in Google Pay and Google Wallet

Liability shift on qualified deals with Google Pay

Google Pay is broadening its absolutely no scams liability security on Android gadgets for qualified deals leveraging prominent payment network security abilities. Prior to today, online payments made with a Mastercard were ensured by this security. Today, we are revealing that we are broadening this advantage by presenting merchant liability security to qualified Visa online deals that are used Google Pay.

In addition, we’re making it simple to confirm and include types of payments to Google Pay. As simply one example, Google Pay has actually included assistance for card authentication both prior to and after a payment deal. Google Pay users are now able to confirm their conserved card through an OTP code or their banking app which produces a device-bound token that supports safe and smooth deals both online and offline.

Lower scams with Google Pay

As part of our objective to assist you minimize scams and enhance permission rates without increasing user friction, we’re actively dealing with a brand-new service– Secure Payment Authentication, a service constructed to aid with danger and compliance based authentication requirements. This service can be utilized for qualified payment deals that need extra confirmation, and utilize safe and high carrying out gadget bound tokens to satisfy two-factor authentication.

We are utilizing this chance to engage with organizations like you as part of an early gain access to program, to comprehend how it can assist you increase permission efficiency. If scams is an obstacle for your service today, call us to customize your authentication method with Secure Payment Authentication.

Image illustrating authentication flow using Secure Payment Authentication

Figure 1: Example authentication circulation utilizing Secure Payment Authentication.

The brand-new vibrant button

We are providing the Google Pay button a fresh makeover, using the current Product 3 style concepts. The brand-new Google Pay button is available in 2 variations that make it look terrific on both dark and light themed applications.

Image of the new Google Pay button view for Android

Figure 2: The brand-new Google Pay button view for Android can be tailored to make it more constant with your checkout experience.

We’re likewise presenting a brand-new button view that streamlines the combination on Android. This view lets you set up residential or commercial properties like the button style and corner radius straight in your XML design. The brand-new button API is readily available today in beta. Have a look at the upgraded tutorial for Android to begin utilizing the brand-new button view today.

Later on this quarter, you’ll have the ability to set up the brand-new button view for Android to reveal your users extra details about the last card they utilized to finish a payment with Google Pay.

Image of the dynamic version of the new Google Pay button on Android

Figure 3: An example of how the vibrant variation of the brand-new Google Pay button view will search Android.

An enhanced test suite with payment company cards

We are presenting PSP test cards, an upgrade to Google Pay’s test suite that lets you utilize test cards from your preferred payment processors to develop end-to-end test circumstances. With this upgrade, you’ll now see particular test cards from your processor occupy in Google Pay’s payment sheet, allowing extra screening techniques, both handbook and automated.

Image of a test card in Google Payâs payment sheet in TEST mode

Figure 4: Test cards from your payment processor appear in Google Pay’s payment sheet when utilizing TEST mode.

This upgrade likewise supports test automation, so you can compose end-to-end UI tests utilizing familiar tools like UIAutomator and Espresso on Android, and include them in your CI/CD streams to additional reinforce your checkout experiences. The brand-new generation of Google Pay’s test suite is presently in beta, with web assistance coming later on this year.

Virtual cards, autofill and more

In 2015 we presented virtual cards on Android and Chrome. Ever since, we have actually seen terrific adoption, supplying safe and smooth online checkout experiences for countless users. Clients utilizing virtual cards have actually delighted in quicker checkouts, reported less deceitful invest, and made online deals that were decreased less typically.

Autofill is getting visual enhancements to minimize checkout friction, and will quickly let your consumers total payment streams utilizing savings account in Europe. For designers utilizing autofill, we are presenting suggestions in Chrome DevTools to assist you enhance checkout efficiency. We are likewise enhancing autofill to much better fill types throughout frames, assisting you help with payments more firmly.

Take A Look At the Google I/O keynote for Google Pay and Google Wallet to find out more.

What’s ahead

We are figured out to grow the variety of confirmed types of payment throughout the Google environment, and continue to promote basic, practical, and safe online payments, using you a method to empower other organizations, and speed up that modification for customers.

Later on this quarter, you’ll have the ability to set up the brand-new button view in your Android applications, to reveal your users extra details about the last card they utilized to finish a payment with Google Pay. We are likewise dealing with bringing the very same personalization abilities revealed for Android to your sites later on this year.