3.Google Pay
The blend of Android Pay and Google Wallet in January 2018 led to the formation of a digital payment platform; Google Pay, a single brand for in-store, in-app, online, and peer-to-peer payments. Until now, Android Pay was used as a platform to make online and retail purchases, and Google Wallet was a digital channel for friends and families to transfer money using a debit card. With this move, Google intends to streamline its operations to become one of the leading mobile payment companies in the world, much like Samsung Pay and Apple Pay.
4.Samsung Pay
Samsung Pay was first launched in South Korea in 2015 by the world’s consumer electronics company; Samsung with aims to provide an easy and secure platform for smartphone users to make payments. Today, the mobile payment app is available in around 15 countries across the world including the US, China, Spain, Australia, India, and Sweden. Samsung Pay allows users to make payments with debit and credit cards; mobile wallets, such as Paytm; and a unified payment interface using a single app. Samsung claims that its mobile payment platform has produced over 1.3 billion transactions worldwide.
