Google works with other companies such as lyft and give your reewal info. I saw lyft bil long me my actually card number and pull directly from my card account. I have the proof every time I send to google , it disappears or never brought uo again. Google creates this loop holes for there so c all merchants. Thank you for mskin g it easy to switch to apple I rather pay for honestly and reliability. Then get free BS. Apple here I come.

Great app and I find myself using it all the time. You could make it more obvious that it can be used anywhere where contactless payments are accepted. Also could you please tell us what's new when we update the app? Other than that wonderful app. Great work.

Not sure if I'll ever use this app, but u just never know. Pre-Installed, but not a problem. Appears like a cool app. LG V10

More updates but no information on 'What's New' Please keep us users updated on new features and bugs addressed.

Works great no problems

Works flawlessly.

I have been using this since it launched in Canada and am really loving it. The fact that I just hold my phone over the terminal without keying anything in is such a blessing. I loathe having to enter a PIN, especially when other people watch you so for me, this is better for me. I have used Google products and services for a few years now and they have always been awesome. This app doesn't disappoint either. Keep up the great work, Google!

Just downloaded the app and it works like a charm. I don't have to worry about bringing my wallet besides my driver license. People are writing comments on what if you loose your phone then your screwed and somebody can use it. What's the difference when you loose your wallet or purse. I think your more screwed then, because your whole Identity is in your wallet or purse. Most of the time if your lucky to get your wallet or purse back all the cash is gone anyways. My phone is part of me. I don't leave home without it and this app makes life more convenient.

I do not like that the app seems to immediately activate NFC for transactions. This is a security risk from potential card scanners. The user should first be required to select a card then a visual and haptic feedback will indicate that the NFC is enabled for that card. The user should feel confident that their card data is not available when not required. Right now that is not the case. Samsung Pay does this properly. Please consider correcting this.

I love paying with my phone, it is very easy to pay with the default card and more secure than using a physical card. I sometimes choose which restaurant or store to go to based on whether they take Android Pay, and it seems like the number taking it keeps growing. I'm leaving off a star though because it is too hard to pay reliably with a non-default card. I've tapped a different card and then my default card is used anyway several times now, not sure what I did wrong but apparently it is touchy.

At first it was great! Simple and easy to use. But after several updates... It keeps asking for a password to unlock screen, even if it is already unlocked (asks several times). After that a lot of terminals won't accept payment, so i need to use my real card.

Advancements in technology should meet 5 primary goals to be considered worthwhile. It should: Be able to do everything the current method can. Be Quicker, Safer, and easier than current solutions. And it should NOT impede, or detract from an individuals lifestyle by creating extra management/maintenance hassles This meets them all. Great work.

Google, you need to seriously sort out this app. I've just recently upgraded from Android Marshmallow to Android Nougat. I was able to use it to pay for items. Now I can't. The stupid thing is when I try to scan it, I get told that the card I'm using is unsupported. But when I checked my banks website, it is. If there is an update for this app using Nougat could you please release it. I should point out that it's not the first time I've had this problem. Because when I first started using Android Pay, I had the same problems with previous versions of Android operating systems.

I'm using OnePlus 3 phone and initially I had hick ups using this app. By during the last few months, it has been brilliant. No problems at all. Very convenient and saves me a lot of trouble compared to using a physical oyster card or a debit card. Moreover, my phone is always on my phone or pocket. Thanks Android Pay.

Would be great if I could manually add Loyalty Cards & add Notes to each entry (of any kind). Like I can add a Library Card as a Loyalty Card, but can't add a Note - I can add Notes to Gift Card entries but manually entering barcodes numbers creates the wrong kind of barcode (only allows numbers). Credit/Debit/Paypal pay systems work well though.

Don't use this app a massive amount but it is great as a backup. I went to the petrol station once and put £25 in the tank. Only then did I realise I'd forgot my wallet. Had my phone so tapped and off I went... The embarrassment of not being able to pay was avoided!

Cards not used for 90 days are removed automatically and have too be re-added. Between that, and the huge lack of NFC payment terminals, this app isn't really useful. Samsung Pay doesn't remove cards if they're not used for a long time, and it supports more cards.

So, I have this wild theory... When you enter your credit cards into Android Pay, they shouldn't keep mystically and periodically disappearing, causing you to have to re-enter them all. I'm a total tech nerd, and I absolutely know how this app works and how to set it up properly. I do hope that, one day, someone develops the technology necessary to avoid this pitiable downside.

Android pay saved the day when I forgot my whole wallet at home. No cash and no credit card. I only realized when I was next at the checkout line with an entire shopping cart full on Super bowl Sunday. I was able to pull up my store discount card and then use my debit card to avoid going home empty handed and embarrassed. Great app.

I love using this to pay. Works fine on S7 Edge. I've only given 4 stars due to the fact that you can't name cards. I have 2 cards from same bank so look the same. It can get confusing knowing what card I'm using. If you added the ability to name cards this would be 5 stars.

Android Pay still allows me to pay without proper authentication. Google, please follow Apple Pay and Samsung Pay into implementing a fingerprint authentication method for each transaction. Do not depend on the lock screen for security. That's the biggest security flaw for Android Pay.

At first it didn't work and kept saying screen overlay detected but after the first month I tried again and it works perfectly. There should be a safety feature that lets you type a quick code or use your fingerprint to make a purchase

Not supported by allot of vendors, not always as practical as the commercial when I have to type in my pin on the machine and my screen unlock... Also having to keep the screen locked at all times is a major pain. I'm the only one that uses my cell if I need to need to use my phone I want to be able to do so one handed

I don't want this, why is it still here when I say uninstall? I don't keep anything that has to do with paying for stuff or has access to personal info like credit cards or banking info on my phone or tablet. Why would I want it on my tablet taking up space, but it won't come off. I uninstall it and it keeps wanting me to update it. HATE THIS!!!

I forgot my phone when going to my hair salon. Felt bad about having to come in later to pay until I remembered Android Pay! Worked like a charm 😊

The app is actually great, but I don't understand why there isn't an option to require a fingerprint (or even for the phone to be unlocked) for payments. It's just as insecure as contactless cards; if you lose your phone someone else can still make payments using it.

Rubbish support. The app tells you to call the bank. I call Westpac and 40 minutes later, they say all the settings are correct, my card should be adding. Their mobile banking app sends me an SMS, then shows the card is added. Android Pay app says... "call your bank" to verify. Aaaaaaargh!!! Think I'll stick to PayPal (can it use the phone's NFC chip?)

There's one big thing that let's this app down and that's having the capability to take photo's of your loyalty cards if your having to do it with the bank cards why not make it the same thing with loyalty cards make sense. There's numerous occasions where the black and white barcode is a lack of ID. Something with some colour in it or photo would make a lot more sense and less cards in your wallet which obviously is the whole point of this....

Just paid with my Scotiabank CC it wowed me. I'm taking a star away because it's not compatible with my main bank TD Canada Trust. Once TD is added, I will give this 5 stars.

Make sure you unlock your phone before tapping(had a couple of transactions rejected beforeI learnt that). Wish you could tap and then confirm identity with screen locked.

App and had been working fine. The security patch for android pushed app stopped working. Nothing is worse that eating a meal at a restaurant that I have used android pay at a dozen times not having my wallet or cash on me.

This has never worked for me once. Tried at several different stores. Customers waiting behind me inpatient while I look like an idiot trying to get this to work. Embarrassing. Had high hopes.

First time I go to use it, it wants me to download the credit card company's app. While I am at the counter... So I never used it. It got two stars only because the concept is good.

Unresponsive UI on "Enter Card Details" page. I can't even enter my card details into the input boxes. The page freezes up, and I can't even x out. I have to kill the app to escape. Google really can't test their apps properly on their own OS? I'm disappointed. Phone is ZTE axon 7.

Glad to see the improvements and diversity of cards being added, therefore I can finally use it with a few of my cards. Still not as flexible as the original Google Wallet, but it's coming along nicely. Upgraded from 2 stars to 4 stars

So disappointed. Thought I'd try it. In signing up, I learned that they had already entered an old card that I no longer have, and I cannot find a way to remove that card. Not about to add another card until they read this (they don't care I'm sure) and remove that bogus card which I myself. DID NOT ADD. Not impressed that is for sure. You should be able to remove cards from within this app. Would welcome help/feedback gm app designer.

I love Android Pay... when it works, but the inability to use it on a rooted or bootloader unlocked handset involves a completely unnecessary game of cat and mouse with Safety.net. It's stupid, and Google ought to make it easier, not harder.

This app is awesome, no need to pull out my card at most places. It only activates of you have the app open and the card selected so I doubt you can accidentally pay for someone else's stuff by accident

Easy peasy! Love the convenience and have been using the cards that work with it more often because they work with the app. Don't even have to go into the app to pay, that just works well enough to use it all the time.

Easy to use to buy stuff. Great not needing my wallet. Have never been able to get the loyalty cards to scan though... May be something to do with my screen protector as another app didn't work either.