Hundreds of millions of people add payment cards to their Google Accounts which they can use to check out from any Google product, without having to enter their payment details each time. With the new Google Payment API, you can enable the same effortless checkout experience for your own products and services.
- Customers can pay with any credit or debit card stored in their Google account.
- Enable seamless online checkouts in Android apps or on Chrome with a mobile device.
- Quick and easy integration with your Android mobile and web checkout.
- Customers can continue paying with Google on Android.
How the Google payment method works on mobile
Paying with Google Pay
Shopper clicks 'Buy with G Pay' button
Choose Google payment method
Select a stored payment method or add a new one
Authentication
Shopper authorizes the merchant to access Google Payment API then clicks 'Submit Order'
Integrate the Google Payment API with Adyen
The following is included in the Adyen Google Pay integration:
| Market | Global |
| Settlement currency | All currencies |
| Channel | Ecommerce |
| Processing currencies | All network supported currencies |
| Recurring transactions | Yes |
| Refunds | Yes |
| Chargebacks | Yes |
We use the Interchange++ pricing model for Visa, Mastercard, and a variety of cards.
Interchange++ consists of the following components:
- Interchange fee charged by the banks who issued the card
- Scheme fee charged by the card schemes
- Applicable acquirer markup
The credit card commission is charged per transaction, and consists of three parts (referred to as Interchange++):
- Acquirer markup: 0.60%
- Interchange fee: customer bank fee
- Card Scheme fee: fee from the card scheme
We use the Interchange++ pricing model for Visa, Mastercard, and a variety of cards.
Interchange++ consists of the following components:
- Interchange fee charged by the banks who issued the card
- Scheme fee charged by the card schemes
- Applicable acquirer markup
We use the Interchange++ pricing model for Visa, Mastercard, and a variety of cards.
Interchange++ consists of the following components:
- Interchange fee charged by the banks who issued the card
- Scheme fee charged by the card schemes
- Applicable acquirer markup