Google Pay became the Bank’s first digital wallet
Bank of Ireland enables customers to use Google Pay. Source: unsplash.com
Bank of Ireland has launched Google Pay thus enabling customers to add personal or business debit and credit cards to the digital wallet.
From now on, the Bank’s customers can add their cards to Google Pay and start using it in stores, online, and with Google products.
Bank of Ireland has also announced a range of changes to its everyday banking services. For instance, a fast digital account opening process and a new flat-fee subscription model. It abolishes 26 individual charges and allows for unlimited contactless payments and ATM use.
We’ve reported that Klarna has introduced Google Pay for in-store purchases in the US. This way, Klarna is extending the contactless payment options at a time when consumers need them due to concerns about safety.
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