Google Pay
Is Google Pay Safe?
Making payments is safe when you use Google Pay thanks to tokenization, the industry standard for secure payments. Your card number isn't stored on your phone or given to the merchant with your payment. Instead, Google Pay uses a virtual account number to represent your account information—providing an extra layer of security.
How Do I Set Up Google Pay?
First, download the Google Pay app from the Google Play™ Store. If your Navy Federal card is already linked to your Google account, you can simply add it to the Google Pay app by confirming a few details. To add a new card, it’s as simple as snapping a picture.
How Do I Pay With Google Pay?
- Unlock your device (no need to open the app).
- Hold the back of your device near a contactless payment terminal.
- Your phone will beep or vibrate, and you’ll receive a confirmation on-screen letting you know the payment was made.
FAQs
What do I need to get started with Google Pay?
- Android™ device with OS KitKat or higher
- Google® account
- Screen lock enabled
Which Navy Federal cards can I use with Google Pay?
When I add my Navy Federal card to Google Pay, it doesn't look like the card in my wallet. Why?
How do I change my default card to my Navy Federal card?
How do I replace an old Navy Federal card with my new card on Google Pay?
Are my payments safe with Google Pay?
How are my privacy and personal information protected?
Am I able to opt out of Google Pay at any time?
Which merchants are participating?
Is Google Pay free?
Where can I get more information on Google Pay?
Disclosures
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