Internet giant Google has announced that its digital payment system Google Wallet will be introduced in 16 more countries including Pakistan.
Google Wallet is already available in dozens of countries. Now the company has announced that its facilities will be launched in 16 more countries, including Pakistan, Egypt, Venezuela, Tajikistan, Morocco, Panama, Peru, Monaco and Kosovo, between December 2024 and January 2025.
Google Wallet will be launched in Pakistan in January of next month.
Google Wallet is a digital payment and document storage system under which users can pay and receive money by linking their credit and debit cards to their accounts.
The aforementioned system and application are considered the most secure. The company claims that the information stored in Google Wallet is encrypted and is not available to any other person.
Google Wallet is actually a digital wallet or purse in which each user can also store different cards and documents.
According to the company, payments made through Google Wallet are encrypted, and each purchase is sent a unique code to use the wallet and process payment information.
In Google Wallet, users can store bank cards, boarding passes, tickets, and other digital passes like their wallets. The app also uses encryption and device security features to ensure data protection.