The Home tab houses your recent payment activity and things like nearby offers and stores, while the Cards tab contains all your credit, debit, and gift cards. However, the new interface is different from Android Pay, and there are now two separate tabs. Your experience won’t vary that much from Android Pay either, and you’ll be able to use cards and information stored in Google Pay in a range of apps and websites, assuming you’re on Android or Chrome. The search giant is also working on bringing Google Pay to Chrome and Assistant. Google Pay will be the place that you go to access all your purchases, gift cards, and payment methods, and it’s part of Google’s plan to introduce a more consistent checkout experience across the board. Google Pay, as the new app is called, is rolling out today for Android devices, and Google eventually plans to introduce it to all Google products.

Google is combining Android Pay and Google Wallet into a new unified payments service.

Google Pay is replacing Android Pay and Google Wallet as a new unified payments app

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