/payments

News and resources on payments systems, innovations and initiatives worldwide.

Google Pay lets customers ditch CVVs for biometrics

Google Pay has received a revamp to make it easier for shoppers to see card benefits, use BNPL on more sites, and ditch CVV codes in favour of biometrics at checkout.

  6 Be the first to comment

Google Pay lets customers ditch CVVs for biometrics

Editorial

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community.

Shoppers using autofill on Chrome or Android at checkout now have the option to automatically fill in their full card details with a fingerprint, face scan or screen lock PIN, eliminating the need to enter a CVV security code.

Google started piloting BNPL - with providers Affirm and Zip - when checking out online earlier this year. The practice is now being expanded to more merchant sites and Android apps across the US. Shoppers can either link their existing account or sign up with a provider at checkout.

Finally, American Express and Capital One cardholders checking out on Chrome desktop will now see select benefits for specific cards in the autofill drop-down, making it easier to pick the best option. Google plans to expand this to more cards in the future.

Sponsored [Webinar] Trusted Transactions: The Future of Risk-Based Authentication

Comments: (0)

[Webinar] Money Mule Defence: Practical Applications and the Role of TechnologyFinextra Promoted[Webinar] Money Mule Defence: Practical Applications and the Role of Technology