Plus, if you're currently getting rewards or benefits with your Bank of Scotland debit or credit card, you'll still be eligible to receive these whenever you make a purchase using Google Pay. Instead we use a virtual account number to represent your account information - so your card details stay safe. It’s safe and secure because when you shop at a retailer, Google Pay doesn’t send your actual credit or debit card number with your payment. Using the latest contactless technology, it's a simple way to make everyday payments with your mobile device. If you see the option NFC or something similar, you can officially make payments in stores using Google Wallet.Google Pay™ is another convenient way to pay with your Bank of Scotland debit or credit card.
You may need to tap 'More' to see other settings. If you don't see this option, look for a similar one like 'Connections' or 'NFC' for example. To find out if your Android phone supports Google Wallet in stores, open your device's Settings app and then tap 'More' under 'Wireless & networks'. Most modern Wear OS watches will have Google Wallet support, provided they have NFC built-in for contactless transactions. With Wear OS watches, it's a similar situation.
When you place your phone over a contactless payment terminal in a store, NFC and HCE work together to send your payment information to the store so you can make your purchase. However, to pay in stores using Google Pay, your phone must support NFC (near-field communication) and HCE (host card emulation). Google Wallet is available on all modern Android phones (Lollipop 5+). Which devices are Google Wallet compatible?
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