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About

Google Pay allows users to pay securely in Android apps and on websites using cards saved in their Google Wallet.
RegionInternational
CurrenciesSee the currencies page for details
RefundsYes, within 11 months
DisputesYes
PreauthorizationNo
Recurring paymentsNo

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How it works

The overall flow of a Google Pay payment is given in the diagram below.
  • The user selects Google Pay at the checkout on your app or website and confirms payment
  • Your app or website makes the payment request to Google Pay
  • Google Pay returns the encrypted payment data token, which includes details about the purchase.
  • Your app or website passes the payment data to your platform’s backend
  • Your platform includes the payment data in it’s request to Mangopay
  • Mangopay changes the status of the pay-in
  • Your platform confirms the outcome or redirects the end user for 3DS authentication
The transaction is complete when the pay-in status changed from CREATED to SUCCEEDED or FAILED, indicating the outcome. You should also set up hook notifications for the relevant event types:
  • PAYIN_NORMAL_SUCCEEDED
  • PAYIN_NORMAL_FAILED

How to

Learn how to process a Google Pay payment

Endpoint

The Google Pay PayIn object

Testing

Learn about testing Google Pay